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Simon Kew, Head of Market Engagement at leading independent consultancy Broadstone said: “The Reform Party unveiled their manifesto earlier today which offered very little detail on pension reform other than marking out a broad ambition to see the UK system mirror Australia’s pension landscape.

 “While Australia’s system is commendable, it is important to recognise the significant structural and contextual differences between the UK and Australia. Implementing Australia's pension model in its entirety here would entail substantial financial implications and logistical challenges.

 “Furthermore, the effectiveness of any proposed pension reforms will depend heavily on the thoroughness of their implementation strategies.
 
 “The critical challenge for the Reform Party, as with all political parties, lies in translating these proposals from theoretical concepts into practical, effective actions.
 
 “It is not enough to outline broad aspirations, policymakers must map out concrete, actionable steps to ensure meaningful impact and consider the unique characteristics of our existing pension framework and the needs of both members and trustees.”
 
 “This will require detailed planning, stakeholder engagement, and a clear understanding of the financial and administrative demands involved. Only through such diligent efforts can we hope to see genuine improvements in our pension system that will benefit all stakeholders involved.”

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