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Pensions reform: Should the UK look to Australia to solve its productivity puzzle?

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Mitchell Hubble draws on experience of the Australian system to give the UK Chancellor some advice on pensions reform.

Among the many problems on the UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s desk as she approaches the Budget is the UK pensions sector. Despite the UK having the third-largest stock of pension assets in the world, there is a consensus that this capital is not working for the country, and that it

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