Spring Budget 24: Chancellor 'remains committed' to pot for life reforms

Jeremy Hunt confirms the government will continue to explore potential pot for life model

Martin Richmond
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Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has today (6 March) reaffirmed the government’s intention to explore pot for life for workplace pension schemes.

The government said it "remained committed" to exploring a lifetime provider model for defined contribution (DC) pension schemes in the long-term. It said it would undertake "continued analysis ...

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