Elizabeth Carey: a joint undertaking – how Pooling 2.0 can serve the needs of all

With responses to the government’s consultation on LGPS reforms due by 16 January, Elizabeth Carey, independent adviser and research analyst for Local Government Pension Schemes, highlights some key themes and ideas for making reform work for all.

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