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Rachel Reeves to create pension 'mega funds' to invest in infrastructure

Rachel Reeves · United Kingdom

Rachel Reeves to create pension 'mega funds' to invest in infrastructure

54% Center coverage: 28 sources

Pension "mega funds" will be created under government plans to increase infrastructure investment. Reforms could "unlock £80bn" of investment, according to Treasury plans, which say bigger funds can get greater returns.See the Story

Senator Warner criticizes possible government shutdown

Government Shutdown · Washington

Senator Warner criticizes possible government shutdown

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (CBS19 NEWS) — With a … Virginia Senator Mark Warner once again talks about the possibility of a government shutdown. Full story here. More Sen. Warner News Published by www.cbs19news.com The post Senator Warner criticizes possible government shutdown | News | cbs19news.com appeared first on Quorum Call.See the Story

Vulnerable people using safety alarms to be better protected as government reaches landmark agreements with telecoms industry | Today's Wills and Probate

London, England · London

Vulnerable people using safety alarms to be better protected as government reaches landmark agreements with telecoms industry | Today's Wills and Probate

The country’s most vulnerable, including elderly people relying on personal alarms to call for help, will be better protected during the switch fromSee the Story

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