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Former government advisor: stop ‘lecturing’ LGPS

March 25, 2015 By smithinstitute

In an article in Professional Pensions Stephanie Baxter quotes the Smith Institute’s director, Paul Hackett, over the need to ‘nudge’  rather than ‘lecture’ the local government pension funds

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