Occupational Pensioners' Alliance
The OPA is a democratic, non-party-political organisation of occupational pensioners' associations in the UK. OPA was formed in October 2003 from a merger of the Confederation of Occupational Pensioners' Associations (COPAS)* and the Alliance of Occupational Pensioners (AoP).
Together now, the OPA represents the interests of over 2 million occupational pensioners from across the country and beyond. Speaking with one voice enables us more powerfully to engage with Government and Parliament on behalf of our members.
See "The Scope and Objectives of the OPA".
The OPA is affiliated to FairPensions (Click here to download Self-Assessment Questionnaire. )
* COPAS website now archived
A summary and the full report on the OPA 2008 Members' Survey is now available here.
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Latest News
Alan Pickering, CBE to speak at the OPA London & SE Regional meeting, Thurs, 16th July '09
According to the Institute for Fiscal Studies the RPI may indicate deflation whilst the elderly are still suffering very high inflation. More.. (15/3/09)
Many DC pension pots now worth less than cash contributions to them (2/3/09)
Business think tank calls for 10% cut for pensions in payment to save companies.
Mercer Survey finds that the number of schemes with at least one independent trustee has risen to 44% (24/11/08). See also OPA policy on governance.
OPA condemns proposals to alter "return of surplus rules". More.. (16/10/08)
OPA supports call to government to honour its commitment for 50% MNTs - Pensions Week, 4/8/08
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Contact Information:
Roger Turner, Executive Officer,
Tel: 01582 721 652
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Office for National Statistics "Pension Trends": 62 per cent of pensioner couples have total pension income of less than £10,000, and half of single pensioners had less than £6,000.
Calculate your own rate of inflation using the ONS calculator. (See also OPA's views on indexation.)
Have you ever wondered why your pension increase is not as great as the RPI? See here
Summary of Recent Responses to Consultations
See OPA policy on Pension Scheme Governance.
Webmaster: Gordon Williams
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