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PLSA welcomes new PPF consultation

PLSA welcomes new PPF consultation

27 September 2017, Press Release

The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA) has today commented on the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) Levy Estimate 2018/19, and the newly announced consultation on draft levy rules for 2018/19 (press release here).

Joe Dabrowski, Head of Governance & Investment, Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association, commented:

“We welcome the consultation and are pleased that the PPF has continued to engage closely with the PLSA and industry in developing the Levy rules.

“The 10% reduction in the Levy proposed today is very welcome news for defined benefit schemes, as is the news that around two thirds of schemes will see a lower levy, and SME’s a 30% reduction in bills.

“The new rules contain a number of other changes, which we will examine with our members more fully during the course of the consultation. Ultimately, the key is ensuring that all schemes pay a levy that properly reflects the risks posed by their sponsors.”

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Eleanor Carric, PR Manager, Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association

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We’re the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association; the national association with a ninety year history of helping pension professionals run better pension schemes. Our members include over 1,300 pension schemes with 20 million members and £1 trillion in assets, and over 400 businesses. They make us the voice for pensions and lifetime savings in Westminster, Whitehall and Brussels.

Our purpose is simple: to help everyone to achieve a better income in retirement. We work to get more money into retirement savings, to get more value out of those savings and to build the confidence and understanding of savers.