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Aon cuts pension payments; Aon seen as heralding pension plans future; Budget expected to disappoint savers; MPs' pension scheme has £230m gap; BP's Sutherland punished over Goodwin pension; RBS staff voice anger over bosses' blunders; Public sector must follow private one in addressing pensions

Aon cuts pension payments Financial Times The British arm of one of the world's biggest insurance brokers is cutting its contributions to its workers' pensions by up to half in a move likely to...

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