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Age discrimination and pensions
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Subject: Re: Age discrimination and pensions
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> As an aside, the cost of the changes to the younger person works out
> at around 500,000 pounds.
Changes to pension schemes often involve "cliff edges" between different
groups according to age. That said, the difference you describe does
seem exceptionally large. Dare I ask if you are sure there is not a
"tapered protection" which means the difference is less stark than you
think? (There is eg for the police scheme reform which has been in the
news but I am of course making no assumption or suggestion about that
being the scheme in question).
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