Examining Injustice in the UK State Pension System
In this eight-part series of Pension articles, Anthony Royd examines the significant disparities within the UK’s pension system—specifically among state, private, and public sector pensions—highlighting the fairness and equity issues that have surfaced amid rising costs tied to an aging population. Addressing these disparities is vital not only for securing fair retirement incomes across demographics but also for easing the fiscal strain on taxpayers.
The articles in this series are intended to stimulate discussion and provide insights into the disparities within the UK pension system, including state, private, and public sector pensions. They are not intended to offer financial advice. Readers should consult a qualified financial advisor for guidance tailored to their personal circumstances.
Pension Article 1: An Overview of Pension Inequities in the UK
Pension Article 2: The Burden on Low-Income Taxpayers
Pension Article 3: Public vs. Private Sector Pensions
Pension Article 4: The Triple Lock Controversy
Pension Article 5: Inequities in Pension Provision Across Demographic Groups
Pension Article 6: Principles for an Inclusive, Equitable Pension Reform
