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Roshan Andrews in his film 'How Old Are You' takes us along on a woman's quest to unearth her long buried identity. Armed with a bravura performance by Manju Warrier, this superbly acted and emotionally engaging drama is a keeper of a film, and quite an impressive one at that.
Nirupama Rajeev (Manju Warrier) has just turned 36, when we get to see her first, and age is a matter of growing concern for the woman who works as an upper division clerk at a government office. Her husband Rajeev Narayanan (Kunchacko Boban) aspires to emigrate to Ireland, and Nirupama is dejected having been turned down by many an Irish company for a job that would let her travel along with him. That their daughter (Amritha Anil) is least appreciative of her frantic efforts adds to her travails.
On a bright morning, on being summoned to the IG's office, Nirupama learns that the President of India would like to have a conversation with her over breakfast. The disastrous meeting makes her the butt of Facebook jokes, and before long, she watches haplessly as her husband and daughter fly away to Ireland, promising to have chit chat sessions over Skype. As a shattered Nirupama stands aghast, in walks Susan David (Kaniha), an old classmate of hers who reminds her of the firebrand that she once had been, prompting her to take one hard look at the mirror and see beyond the grey hair strands that have been messily colored.
It so happens in several lives - not just of women, but of men too - that after a while, people forget the kind of persons that they had been long back, and start believing that they have always been the paler, weaker, scorched beings that they have evolved into over the years. Entering into a mode of denial, they often refuse to lend an ear to the Susan Davids who walk in and out of their lives, almost determined to carry on with their unreal selves, shaped out of a life that had somewhere in the middle slipped out of their hands.
Nirupama finds herself face to face with almost every situation that an average Malayali woman of her age goes through - ranging from the sly looks that an auto rickshaw driver casts her way, to the caustic tongue of an envious colleague, from a highly uneventful day to day existence that sends her shuttling between the kitchen and her workplace to a family that takes almost everything for granted. The dread of fast approaching the formidable age of forty, her inability to rise up to her daughter's expectations and the sheer discomfiture at her husband being mistaken for her younger brother, are just a few unwelcome additions to Nirupama's uncountable concerns.
Nirupama's journey from an impassive government servant who hides a weekly inside her office file to a self strong woman who finally sets right her priorities in life, is one that transforms her from a slouching female to one that walks with resolute strides and a head held high. With the age old adage that triumph favors only those who are brave enough to lose ringing loud in her ears, she proves a point to herself as she finally leaves a signature in her world.
The film perhaps cannot escape an allegation that this is the stuff that fairy tales are usually made of. Indeed, it is, and yet if you reach out to Nirupama Rajeev and her chronicle of success with a beaming optimism, it is because you so much want women like her to win in this world; it is because of that fervent desire within each of us for such fairy tales to come true. Bitter sweet, smart and insightful, here is some brilliant writing by Bobby and Sanjay, that manages to retain its heartfelt quality right from the start to the finish.
This isn't the first time a film has been made on a woman out on a voyage to discover her lost identity and certainly it wouldn't be the last either. Which is why perhaps the biggest similarity between 'How Old Are You' and the Hindi film 'English Vinglish' should lie in the struggle that it's protagonists put up against all odds. That they are played by two of the best actors in showbiz today is of course, an added advantage.
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With Roshan Andrews' 'How Old Are You', Manju Warrier affirms that age is just a number. Brimming with optimism, this is a film that should strike a fine chord with millions of individuals out there, and I certainly do not mean the women alone.
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If I had to put a new report on Miami-Dade County's economic future in a nutshell, I'd say: We need to get big businesses more involved in development, keep students from leaving after college and do a better job fostering entrepreneurs.
The Competitive Assessment, developed by the One Community One Goal initiative and released by the Beacon Council, outlines a lot of positives for the county, including its location as a global trade hub, diversity, cultural opportunities, weather and education. Unemployment, racial and ethnic tensions, traffic congestion, crime and a shrinking middle class are identified as problems.
The region falls short on leveraging some its strengths, the report says.
Perhaps most distressing is too much young talent walking away.
"Talent retention is a weakness in Miami-Dade County," the report says. "While Miami-Dade County ranks highly among national benchmarks in terms of the concentration of college students and graduates relative to its population, its young professional (25-44 year old) population is declining in numbers and has lower educational attainment than benchmark communities. Miami-Dade County seems to be educating workers for other communities."
One of the solutions is that young workers need to be "highly entrepreneurial," the report says.
Business leadership is hampered by a lack of Fortune 500 companies, with Ryder System (NYSE: R) and World Fuel Services (NYSE: INT) being the only ones. Moreover, there's no legacy of major corporate involvement in economic development relative to regions such as Houston, Charlotte and Atlanta, the report says. "When one focus group was asked about corporate leadership, participants responded, 'we can't name them.'"
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Clippers One And Done in Tournament
Sturgeon Bay lost their WIAA Division 3 Regional opener at Wrightstown, 62-45, on Tuesday Night. The Clippers (12-11) fell behind by 10 early but closed the gap to 23-20 late in the first half only to see the Tigers (13-10) end the first half and start the second half on 6-0 runs to open a 35-20 lead. Sturgeon Bay would get no closer than seven points … Continue reading
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Clippers Open Regional at Wrightstown
Sturgeon Bay will on the WIAA Boys Division 3 Regional Tournament with game Wrightstown on Tuesday. The Clippers (12-10) finished in fourth place in the Packerland Conference but won four of their last five games. The Tigers (12-10) finished in fourth place in the Olympian Conference and beat Sturgeon Bay 52-43 in overtime on November 29th. The winner gets top seeded Southern Door on Friday … Continue reading
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Kleiman All-MWC
St. Norbert College placed three women's basketball players on the 2015 All-Midwest Conference team, announced today by the league office.Sophomore guard Jill Kleiman was the Green Knights' lone first-team selection. St. Norbert coach Connie Tilley garnered her seventh MWC Coach of the Year honor.Kleiman, who helped Kewaunee win back-to-back State Championships, is averaging 9.4 points, 3.6 rebounds, 3.2 steals and 3.1 assists per game … Continue reading
McHugh Helps Gophers To 6th Place Finish
The Big Ten Men's Swimming and Diving Championships were held this weekend in Iowa City. Minnesota freshman Conner McHugh had a ninth place finish in the 100 Breaststroke (53.05) and a personal best time while finishing 10th in the 200 Breaststroke (1:55.83). HcHugh was also on the Gophers fourth place finishing 200 Medley Relay team and the 400 Medley Relay team that placed 7th. Michigan … Continue reading
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Wolves Win Fifth Straight Regional Title
Algoma beat Reedsville in a WIAA Division 4 girls regional final, 57-45, on Saturday Night in Algoma. The Panthers (16-8) opened the game on a 9-0 run and held the lead until Jordan Demmin banked in a buzzer beating three pointer at the end of the third quarter. The Wolves (19-4) held Reedsville to just one fourth quarter field goal. Algoma connected on 10 made … Continue reading
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Overbeck, Berceau and Steinhorst Place at State
Mitchell Overbeck of Southern Door went (2-2) and finished in 4th place in the Division 2 285 pound weight class and finished the season with a record of (45-6). Quarterfinal- won by fall over Danny Gjertson (Cedar Grove-Belg.) 8-6 (Fall 3:07) Semifinal – Logan Maurer (Brodhead/Juda) 48-1 won by fall over Mitchell Overbeck (Fall 5:10) Cons. Semi- won by fall over Jake Borchardt (Tomahawk) 44-8 … Continue reading
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Wolves Beat Gibraltar, Return to Regional Finals
Algoma beat Gibraltar 48-34 in a girls WIAA Division 4 regional semi-final basketball game on Friday Night in Algoma. The Vikings scored the first two baskets of the second half to tie the game at 18-18, but the Wolves (18-4) answered with a 16-5 run to open a 34-23 lead late in the third quarter. Baleigh Delorit scored 18 points to lead Algoma while Whitney … Continue reading
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Berceau Advances to Finals
Mason Berceau of Luxemburg-Casco won two matches on Friday at the WIAA Individual State Wrestling Championships at the Kohl Center in Madison. Mitchell Overbeck of Southern Door lost in the semi-finals to undefeated Logan Maurer of Brodhead/Juda. Overbeck, Kewaunee's Jesse Steinhorst and Oconto's Aiden Wusterbarth and Elton Kelsey have matches in the consolation round starting Saturday morning. The Finals begin at 6:00 Saturday Night. Southern … Continue reading
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Vikes and Wolves in Regional Semi-Final Tonight
Gibraltar will play at Algoma in a WIAA Division 4 Regional Semi-Final on Friday Night. The Vikings (14-8) rallied from a ten point halftime deficit to beat Brillion 38-35 on Tuesday while the top seeded Wolves (17-4) had a first round bye. Algoma won the regular season meetings 56-21 and 35-32. The winner will play either Reedsville or Manitowoc Lutheran in the regional finals on … Continue reading
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Balanced Eagles Win Again
Southern Door had five players in double figures as they beat NEW Lutheran, 86-69, in the boys regular season finale on Thursday Night. The Eagles were firing on all cylinders in the first half- leading 25-16 at the quarter break and 47-27 at the half. Mitchell Gerend scored 22 to lead the Eagles. Nick LeCaptain (18), Trevor Hawkey (16), Lance Klaubauf (12) and Sonny Soquet … Continue reading
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When Doctors Write About Patients
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Report: Flyers owner Snider pushing to solve labor strife
Nov 17, 2012, 1:01 PM EDT
Is Ed Snider supportive of the league's position regarding the lockout?
According to one report, not any more.
The Philadelphia Daily News claims Snider has emerged as a key figure in a significant attitude change among the NHL's Board of Governors.
"If this is the deal we are going to get, what's the point of dragging this out?" a source familiar with Snider's thinking told the Daily News.
Reportedly, Snider wasn't initially against the lockout, but now has "strong discontent" for Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs, who is believed to be one of the big supporters of NHL commissioner Gary Bettman's position.
Oh, and here's a twist — one of the franchises Snider might align with is Philly's biggest rival, the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Here's more, from the Daily News:
Despite their on-ice rivalry, there seems to be some thinking that the Flyers are interested in teaming up with the midmarket but high-revenue Pittsburgh Penguins to sway more governors toward a swift resolution. The Rangers are also viewed as anti-lockout.
At the very least, if the Flyers are changing their view, two important questions arise: Which other teams have shifted? Where is this whole thing heading?
While some of the smaller-market teams have been interested in a greater percentage of "hockey related revenue" to help get back in the black, there is a growing sentiment that any lingering effects from this lockout could wipe out a franchise in Columbus, Florida, Nashville or Tampa Bay entirely.
According to a source, the Flyers' top-level executives presented their own proposal for the collective-bargaining agreement nearly 3 weeks ago. It remains unclear whether their proposal was the engine behind the league's progress last week, when they strung together lengthy bargaining sessions in 7 out of 9 days.
This all comes after Snider publicly stated last week that he's "awfully disappointed that we're not playing hockey, but there's not a thing I can do about it."
It looks like that might have changed.
At the same time, we have to mention that TSN's Darren Dreger was told Snider "remains strongly in Bettman's corner."
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Big win for San Jose.
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Scary situation.
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Easily handled the Edmonton Oilers on Wednesday.
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Looked like a sure goal.
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That's bad defending.
Malkin out day-to-day with 'slight injury'
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Pittsburgh lost to Philadelphia on Wednesday.
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Started off well for Pittsburgh, but got worse from there.
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Voynov trial pushed back, again
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He'll play on a line with Carl Hagelin and Kevin Hayes.
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Has been playing in Finland this season.
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Sabine Surveyors, Ltd. recently purchased marine surveying company World Marine Associates, headquartered in Houston, Texas. Sabine Surveyors, Ltd. is a regional marine surveying company serving the Gulf and East coasts of the United States, providing service to a worldwide client base of commercial vessel operators, underwriters, banks and cargo shippers. Sabine Surveyors, Ltd has been offering marine expertise to their growing clientele for over forty years. Michael Martin, Senior V.P. said; "the purchase of World Marine Associates will significantly increase our current presence in the heavy lift and project cargo market within the United States."
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Is the Customer/Client Always Right?
By Perry Isenberg
I was recently in one of those "upscale" coffee houses and saw a small sign on the wall that read: Our Creed -Rule #1 The Customer Is Always Right. Rule #2 When In Doubt, Refer To Rule #1.
Two thoughts occurred to me, the first being that rule #1 is an accepted concept that is not always true.My second thought was that this company is so insecure that they feel the need to reinforce this policy in writing for us to see. Will the sign make me feel better about buying their coffee? Considering I was already in the store, maybe the sign should be posted in their storefront window or always appear in their print ads and radio commercials. It seems a bit silly to me to post this sign inside the store, once I've already made the decision to enter.
One of the many reasons people start their own business is just that -- to own their own business. You will decide who is right and who is wrong with matters pertaining to your business. This includes how you treat your employees, and the type of relationship you want to have with your clients.
I realize that my last few columns emphasized the importance of client satisfaction. In fact, if you recall, I suggested that anything and everything should be done to keep your clients happy, even if you occasionally have to provide a refund or free service.
I believe this passionately, but an incident I was involved in recently made me think that there is a point when, as owners, we may have occasion to stand firm with a client. There is always a chance we may lose the client, but if the client thinks it through, they may just end up respecting your final decision and continue to do business with you.
As a consumer, I've become accustomed to expecting complete satisfaction, to the point that anytime a business does not respond to my needs, I get threaten that they will lose my future business unless they see the issue my way. You can hardly blame me (or any other consumer) for this perspective, considering that mass chain stores like Home Depot, etc., let us return anything months later (even without the receipt) as long as they can resell the item. This type of customer service is very easy to get used to and accept as the norm. Anything less is not good enough.
I recently went to a Sports Authority store to purchase some running shoes they had advertised on sale. When I find shoes I like on sale, I'll generally purchase two pairs to avoid the agony of shopping again for shoes for a long time.
Spending three minutes in a new pair of running shoes in the store is not always sufficient time to absolutely decide if they are right for me. So on occasion, I have had to return shoes after I've worn them around my home for a day or so. If they are not perfect for my hard-to-fit feet, I am able to take the shoes back to Sports Authority and return them without incident.
Once, they had nothing else for me to try on. In a plaza near my house, I knew of a small Athletes Foot store that carries a small selection of shoes that cater to serious runners, walkers, etc. Those of you who know me know I am not a runner, but I needed shoes and thought this store could help with my needs. They had a very expensive pair of New Balance shoes that fit right, but were twice the cost of what I wanted to spend on running shoes, especially just to wear as everyday shoes. I bought the shoes on a Saturday, wore them around the house on Sunday, and they passed the test. I left for a two-week family vacation that week and left shoes at home.
When I returned from my vacation, a postcard was in my mail from the store announcing a 40% sale on all merchandise. The sale started two days after I purchased my shoes, and ended the day after my return. I figured I was in good shape to go to the store and plead my case that I should get the sale price. It is a small retail store, so the owner was there when I showed up at the store. I expressed my concern that the technicality of two days seemed unfair, and that, considering I purchased two pairs, it would be nice if he would honor the sale price. (Which equated to about a $60 refund for me).
He looked straight in my eyes and said, "Sales have start and end dates, otherwise there is no reason for sales dates."
I replied, " I know, I'm in business as well and I'm aware of policies, but I'm also aware of exceptions to rules depending on the situation."
He stuck to his guns, held his position, and I returned the shoes. He lost a nice sale that ended up losing him money -- handling, paperwork etc -- and I lost time because I needed to go again and shop for new shoes. Was the owner wrong or right? Was I wrong or right? I'm not sure.
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Eat your heart out, Aaron Eckhart. I, Frankenstein, a film inspired by Mary Shelley's oft-adapted novel, isn't the only Frankenstein tale opening in Toronto this week.
On Thursday, Frankenstein Created Woman screens at TIFF Bell Lightbox as part of Rue Morgue Magazine's monthly Cinemacabre series. But when the film — in which Dr. Frankenstein, played by Peter Cushing, transfers the soul of a falsely accused man beheaded by a guillotine into the body of a young girl who committed suicide — originally premiered at the Downtown Theatre on Yonge St. on March 15, 1967, it wasn't shown in its entirety. The prudish, scissor-happy censors at the Ontario Board of Censors, as they were then called, cut seven sequences from its running time, some just seconds long.
"I can understand why they would have made some cuts. It's a very subversive film," says Rue Morgue writer James Burrell, who over the years has written extensively about Hammer, the British studio that produced the film. "Watching it again, it's kind of out there for a mainstream '60s horror film."
When the deformed and ridiculed Christina leaps to her death, she is revived in swanlike fashion through Frankenstein's godlike ministrations. But Frankenstein's new monster, played by former Playboy Playmate Susan Denberg — who bears no resemblance to Boris Karloff's electrode-protruding monster from the '30s — seeks revenge on her former tormentors. "In a way it prefigures the slasher genre and the revenge film, the way she seeks out these three wealthy, arrogant, cruel young men and gorily dispatches them."
In one particular scene, Christina scrawls a character's name in blood. "That struck me as something out of the Manson murders, although the film was released two years before that event. That's pretty disturbing," adds Burrell.
By 1967, Hammer had long been synonymous with horror. Arthur Zeldin, then the Star's film critic, wrote that "it's been widely known that the name Hammer leading off the credits in this type of film usually stands for something special in the field."
With the release of Curse of Frankenstein in 1957 and Horror of Dracula the following year, Hammer pushed the creature feature into the modern era, influencing everything that followed. "They evolved the G-rated Universal monster films that had been popular since the 1930s into something more explicit," says Rue Morgue editor-in-chief Dave Alexander. "They got more bloody, especially with Technicolor, and some of the characters got markedly more evil."
"They paved the way for other filmmakers to go even more graphic with their films," says Burrell, adding that Hammer also created a successful sequel formula still used today with modern franchises. Seven Frankenstein films — of which Frankenstein Created Woman is the fourth — nine Dracula films, five mummy films, among others, were released between 1957 and 1974. "They were so prolific."
By the early 1970s, with films like The Vampire Lovers and Countess Dracula, they became more sexual. But despite the gore, Frankenstein Created Woman remains relatively tame.
Screenwriters, aware that censors cut their films, would write the more horrific themes into the screenplay — the stuff that can't be censored, adds Alexander. "The idea of gender-switching was really disturbing for the day, and it's that sort of conceit that I think makes the film a little more horrifying than some extra stage blood."
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A TV communications satellite is drifting out of control thousands of miles above the Earth, threatening to wander into another satellite's orbit and interfere with cable programming across the United States, the satellites' owners said Tuesday.
Communications company Intelsat said it lost control of the Galaxy 15 satellite on April 5, possibly because the satellite's systems were knocked out by a solar storm. Intelsat cannot remotely steer the satellite to remain in its orbit, so Galaxy 15 is creeping toward the adjacent path of another TV communications satellite that serves U.S. cable companies.
Galaxy 15 continues to receive and transmit satellite signals, and they will probably overlap and interfere with signals from the second satellite, known as AMC 11, if Galaxy 15 drifts into its orbit as expected around May 23, according to the two satellite companies.
AMC 11 receives digital programming from cable television channels and transmits it to all U.S. cable systems from its orbit 22,000 miles (36,000 kilometers) above the equator, SES World Skies said. It operates on the same frequencies as Galaxy 15.
"That fact means that there is likely to be some kind of interference," Yves Feltes, a spokesman for AMC 11 owner SES World Skies, told The Associated Press. "Our aim is to bring any interference down to zero."
He would not name any of the cable television channels or providers that could be affected or say how long the interference could last.
DirecTV Inc., the largest U.S. satellite TV company, said it will not be affected. Comcast Corp. said it was monitoring the situation.
Cox Communications Inc. said it could not immediately specify if its service would be affected and Dish Network Corp., Time Warner Cable Inc., Charter Communications Inc. and Cablevision Systems Corp. had no statements on the matter or did not return Associated Press calls seeking comment.
"We are confident that service disruptions will be minimized or avoided," said Dianne VanBeber, a spokeswoman for Intelsat.
Galaxy 15 is floating over the Pacific Ocean slightly to the east of Hawaii, said Emmet Fletcher, space surveillance and tracking manager for the Space Situational Awareness Programme at the European Space Agency, an 18-nation consortium.
He said Galaxy 15 was highly unusual because it continued to send out television signals, unlike other malfunctioning satellites that automatically went into complete shutdown when their navigational systems malfunctioned. A spokesman for the satellite's manufacturer, Orbital Sciences Corp., did not return a phone call seeking comment.
The dead satellites still are a threat to other satellites, but less of one than Galaxy 15 poses, Fletcher said.
"They'll just cruise around the geobelt, drifting wherever they go, potentially causing havoc, when you lose control of them," he said.
The geobelt is the relatively narrow band of space where satellites can move in orbits that allow them to appear stationary in the sky in relation to specific points on earth.
Feltes, the SES spokesman, said one option to prevent interference with U.S. television would be using AMC 11's propulsion system to shift that satellite about 60 miles (100 kilometers) away to an orbit that's still within its carefully prescribed "orbital box" but as far away as possible from Galaxy 15.
He said SES had other strategies under consideration but declined to provide details.
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Both companies said there was no risk of an actual collision between the two satellites in space.
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She said satellites like Galaxy 15 today cost $250 million to build, launch and insure but it probably cost less when it was launched in 2005.
Feltes said the two companies, both based in Luxembourg, were cooperating closely.
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David Prosser: Counting the cost of pensions reform
Friday 09 July 2010
Outlook In announcing that final salary pension schemes will soon be allowed to increase pensions in line with the consumer price index (CPI) rather than the retail price index (RPI), the Pensions minister, Steve Webb, yesterday insisted that the former was a more realistic measure of the actual inflation experiences of pensioners. Maybe, maybe not, but let's not pretend this announcement has anything to do with that – the objective of this change to the rules is to ease the pension funding pressures on employers.
That's not unreasonable. The Chancellor announced in the Budget last month that, henceforth, public sector schemes would be allowed to operate on this basis. So it seems only fair to the private sector, which actually has to fund its schemes rather than simply promising to pay benefits, to allow it to do the same.
Still, this is not a victim-free move. Hymans Robertson, the actuarial consultancy, reckons it will save, over the longer term, some £50bn for FTSE 350 companies with final salary pension schemes – this is the amount by which their collective scheme deficits should fall as a result of the move. On the flip side, since CPI inflation has, on average, been 0.7 per cent lower than RPI inflation over the past 20 years, pensioners will see their incomes rise less quickly in future, typically getting increases worth only three-quarters of what they would have got under the current rules.
The Budget announcement was an early attempt to tackle the cost of public sector pensions, becoming a hotter political potato by the day. However, the knock-on effect this time has been further erosion of benefits in the private sector. It's a precedent that should worry all pension scheme members.
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