The strong link between private pensions and employment status means that there is little interest in the equity of private pension arrangements since it is expected that inequality in earnings will be reproduced in inequality in pensions. Nevertheless, the equity of private pensions is an issue as governments in mainly English speaking OECD countries subsidise their provision through the tax system and governments in a number of EU countries are now considering this policy as a way of coping with increases in long-term pension costs due to ageing of their populations
The ageing of populations and hampering economic growth increase pressure on public fi-nances in man...
This paper examines changes to value of the state pensions and poverty rates for older men and women...
The United Kingdom was one of the first countries in the world to develop formal private pension arr...
Tax treatments of pensions vary widely across countries. This paper examines the current tax treatme...
The size and distribution of the taxation supports for private pension provision has been a contenti...
Pension systems world-wide face major long-term challenges in providing adequate incomes in retireme...
Like many other countries, Ireland faces challenges in relation to the adequacy and sustainability o...
Abstract: The annual amount of the state subsidy to occupational and private pensions in Ireland is ...
Despite considerable research, no consensus has yet emerged on the design of a sustainable pension s...
In pension systems characterized by low or moderate state benefits, reliance on voluntary private pe...
During the post-war years many European countries have implemented far-reaching but diverse pension ...
In most developed countries spending on means-tested benefits in retirement is small relative to spe...
Government support of private (occupational and personal) pensions through the system of tax reliefs...
The tax treatment of pensions is a critical policy choice in the transition from a public sector, pa...
This paper gives a first-time assessment of the interaction between income security programmes (publ...
The ageing of populations and hampering economic growth increase pressure on public fi-nances in man...
This paper examines changes to value of the state pensions and poverty rates for older men and women...
The United Kingdom was one of the first countries in the world to develop formal private pension arr...
Tax treatments of pensions vary widely across countries. This paper examines the current tax treatme...
The size and distribution of the taxation supports for private pension provision has been a contenti...
Pension systems world-wide face major long-term challenges in providing adequate incomes in retireme...
Like many other countries, Ireland faces challenges in relation to the adequacy and sustainability o...
Abstract: The annual amount of the state subsidy to occupational and private pensions in Ireland is ...
Despite considerable research, no consensus has yet emerged on the design of a sustainable pension s...
In pension systems characterized by low or moderate state benefits, reliance on voluntary private pe...
During the post-war years many European countries have implemented far-reaching but diverse pension ...
In most developed countries spending on means-tested benefits in retirement is small relative to spe...
Government support of private (occupational and personal) pensions through the system of tax reliefs...
The tax treatment of pensions is a critical policy choice in the transition from a public sector, pa...
This paper gives a first-time assessment of the interaction between income security programmes (publ...
The ageing of populations and hampering economic growth increase pressure on public fi-nances in man...
This paper examines changes to value of the state pensions and poverty rates for older men and women...
The United Kingdom was one of the first countries in the world to develop formal private pension arr...