Public Service Pension Commission

What future public sector pensions could look like

Lord Hutton will today end his call for evidence to the public sector pensions inquiry after the close of a seven-week consultation.

Now we've had time to digest the findings of the Independent Public Service Pensions Commission's interim report, Laura Blows finds out what the industry makes of its suggestions to date

Public sector workers will budge no further on pension reforms and will fight recommendations in Lord Hutton's review, unions say.

The pensions industry has delivered a positive verdict on Lord John Hutton's interim report on public service provision.

The final salary link in public service pensions is 'inherently unfair' and can lead to high flyers getting almost twice as much back in pensions than those on more modest earnings for the same amount of pension contributions, Lord John Hutton says.

Lord John Hutton is set to publish the interim findings of the independent Public Service Pension Commission's review on Thursday, this week.

The Local Government Pension Scheme should increase its retirement age to 66 and limit pensionable pay to £75,000 a year, the London Pensions Fund Authority says in its submission to the Public Service Pensions Commission.

Lord John Hutton should consider shifting public sector pensions to a career average structure to address the inequalities of final salary provision, local government employers say.

Lord John Hutton's independent public sector pensions commission should consider an LGPS-style framework for all taxpayer funded schemes, a consultant says.