Pensions Minister, Torsten Bell, has pledged to “finish the job” on the government’s pensions reform agenda following his reappointment to the role ...

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The pensions industry has welcomed Torsten Bell’s reappointment as Pensions Minister, arguing that continuity will be vital as the government moves from developing its pensions reform programme to imp ...

Torsten Bell has been reappointed as Pensions Minister in Prime Minister, Andy Burnham’s, government. He will also retain his dual role as Parliamentary Secretary at HM Treasury. Your browser does not ...