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tabling member printed	Dan Jarvis
human indexable	true
uin	16666
max question first answered	2016-01-22T16:45:14.877Z
written parliamentary question type	Ordinary

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To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what his policy is on raising the upper trivial commutation limit for pensions above £30,000.

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Barnsley Central

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Dan Jarvis

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23/11/2015

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The Government currently has no plans to raise the upper trivial commutation limit for pensions above £30,000. The Government believes this is the appropriate level which balances providing individuals with flexibility without placing a significant administrative burden on pension schemes.

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West Worcestershire

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Harriett Baldwin

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23/11/2015 16:41:58

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