Simplicity, security and choice: working and saving for retirement - the pensions green paper

You can find out more about the green paper by:

• Reading the green paper - see links below.
• Reading the responses to our web discussion on the UK Online website .
• Reading the reports on the held at Templeton College Oxford
  
  

Summary (HTML)

Summary (16 pages) (PDF, file size 177 KB)

The full report (176 pages) (PDF, file size 1,033 KB)

The full report: Introduction and chapters 1 to 4 (PDF, file size 519 KB)

The full report: Chapters 5 to 7 and annexes (PDF, file size 479 KB)

Technical paper (101 pages) (PDF, file size 274 KB)

The full report - Welsh version (PDF, file size 921 KB)

Summary in Welsh (PDF, file size 142 KB)

The full report: Introduction and chapters 1 to 4 - Welsh Version (PDF, file size 407 KB)

The full report: Chapters 5 to 7 and annexes (PDF, file size 514 KB)

Press release

Statement from Andrew Smith

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Order a copy

You can order a hard copy of the green paper, summary and technical paper by calling 020 8867 3201 (telephone), 020 8867 3264 (fax), 020 8867 3217 (textphone).

The lines are open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm. Please quote these reference numbers when ordering: PSE3 for the full green paper; PSE3S for the summary; PSE3T for the technical paper.

Other pensions-related reports and news

Occupational Pensions Regulatory Authority - Quinquennial Review: final report

Simplifying the taxation of pensions - increasing choice and flexibility for all (On www.inlandrevenue.gov.uk)

Press release: pension commission chair appointed

The Government is committed to a wide ranging consultation process on Simplicity, Security and Choice: Working and saving for retirement. A programme of consultation events will be held, banded under three broad themes: Future of work, Savings and Taxation and The New Regulatory Approach.

The consultation process, which runs from 18 December 2002 until 28 March 2003, aims to take views from academics, the pensions industry, pensioner representative organisations, employers' and employees' representative organisations and pensions practitioners.

Further details on the planned consultation and on how to share your views are contained in the full report and in the summary.

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