Pieter Snepvangers
Money Writer at The Telegraph
Money Reporter @telegraph | MHP 30 to Watch Gold Winner 2024 and Hugh Cudlipp Student Award Winner 2023 | [email protected]
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msn.com | Pieter Snepvangers
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msn.com | Pieter Snepvangers
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ca.finance.yahoo.com | Pieter Snepvangers
Tens of thousands of young teachers and doctors are shunning their gold-plated pensions because they can’t afford the contributions. Last year, more than 85,000 teachers and doctors opted out of their defined benefit index-linked pension schemes, which pay a guaranteed income in retirement. Under the NHS scheme, staff contribute between 5.2pc and 12.5pc of their salaries while the state contributes a vast 23.7pc each year.
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telegraph.co.uk | Pieter Snepvangers
Tens of thousands of young teachers and doctors are shunning their gold-plated pensions because they can't afford the contributions. Last year, more than 85,000 teachers and doctors opted out of their defined benefit index-linked pension schemes, which pay a guaranteed income in retirement. Under the NHS scheme, staff contribute between 5.2pc and 12.5pc of their salaries while the state contributes a vast 23.7pc each year.
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5 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Pieter Snepvangers
Mary*, from London, is both a private school parent and a state school governor. Her eldest child goes to an independent school while her youngest is at a state school. Mary, like Ben, does not want to use her real name because she is scared of experiencing further backlash. "It can be confusing because it feels as if Labour cares about my daughter but not about my son," she says. "The language Labour has used is dangerous.
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