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Matthew's Report into OZ Defence Pensions Side-Lined

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Old 29th Jul 2010, 09:50
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See details of the DFWA campaign for Fair Indexation

at this link
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It seems to be a participatory campaign.
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Old 11th Aug 2010, 16:26
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See this link
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The Equally Iniquitous Act of another Cunning Govt
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Linking pensions to CPI 'breaches human rights'
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Old 19th Aug 2010, 12:55
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When you vote on Saturday.....

Keep in the forefront of your mind that only Tony Abbott has promised to redress this situation.
The other mob just don't want to know and the Greens think defence is a strategy in a chess game.
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That "RPI versus CPI" RORT

Ministers have been studying plans to allow funds to water down their own rules promising members minimum annual increases in pension payments.

About six in 10 private-sector pension schemes have clear rules dictating that members' pension payments should increase every year in line with the retail prices index (RPI) measure of inflation.

Steve Webb, the pensions minister, will publish today a consultation on changes that could allow schemes to override their rules and increase payments according to the consumer price index (CPI) instead, which is generally significantly lower.

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