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Pensions White Paper |
23 May 2006 |
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The government's White Paper on Pensions has been described as the biggest renewal of the pensions system since the Beveridge reforms of the 1940s. It's expected that the system will be made fairer for women, many of whom miss out on a full pension because they give up work after having children and don't build up enough national insurance contributions.
But will the reforms be enough? Jenni discusses the implications of the White Paper with Ros Altman, an independent pensions policy adviser, and Age Concern.
Department for Work and Pensions
Age Concern
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