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Pensions weekly highlights—15 July 2021

Published on: 15 July 2021

Published by: LexisPSL

Pensions weekly highlights—15 July 2021
In this issue:
Members and benefits
DWP seeks views on draft regulations to ‘nudge’ individuals to seek guidance
GMP equalisation
GMP Equalisation Working Group guidance on conversion launched by PASA
PASA announces establishment of new administration sub-group to help those involved in GMP Equalisation projects
The Pensions Regulator
TPR publishes perception tracker survey 2020 and stakeholder perceptions survey
Public sector pensions

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DfE publishes consultation outcome on TPS amendments to prevent direct sexual orientation discrimination and allow phased withdrawal of independent schools
UK/EU divergence—have your say
Daily and weekly news alerts
Dates for your diary
Trackers

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