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What's Happening to Pensions in the United Kingdom?

In the United Kingdom, the last two years have seen unusual activity in the area of pensions. In January 1969, the Labour government proposed a comprehensive earnings-related social security system that would have provided retirement, survivor, and disability pensions based on earnings up to one-and-ahalf times the national average-about L2,ooo a year at current pay levels. The government acknowledged, however, the important role played by industry plans in the country’s economy and, to avoid making too serious inroads into industry plan savings, it proposed a system of contracting out for approved plans. Through-