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Pension reform backed by Councils

24 February 2010

According to Mike Taylor, Chief Executive of the London Pension Fund Authority (LFPA), several large local authorities are planning changes to employees pension arrangements to bring them more in line with the private sector after accepting that the build up of pension benefits needs to be made more affordable to the taxpayer.

In an interview with the Financial Times, Mr Taylor said: "There are serious issues about the balance of cost between the employee and the taxpayer. Doing nothing is not an option."

Changes being considered are a move towards a pension based on average career earnings and a slowdown in the rate at which retirement benefits build up.

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