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Solving the small pots problem While many individuals have forgotten about their small pension pots, the government has not. But is its new work on the issue going to be enough? By Amanda Newman Smith 12 th February 2021 4:19 pm The trouble with auto-enrolment is that it has created too many small pension pots that get left behind when people change jobs. You know the story — someone starts a job, but within a few months they’ve got a better offer and a shiny new pension pot. But that employer struggles during the pandemic, so redundancy means getting another job — and y...

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BREXIT is unlikely to have much of an impact on pensions according to recent analysis but despite this, the third lockdown and public debt levels could force the Government to take action. If the lockdown proves to be particularly damaging for the economy, it could even place the triple lock itself in jeopardy.