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The National Association of Pension Funds today kicked off its yearly extravaganza – or 'conference', more formally – the industry meets to discuss all things pensions.

There is much to discuss this year thanks to chancellor George Osborne's flexibilities introduced in the Budget.

The event opened with the NAPF's chair Ruston Smith trumpeting auto-enrolment, saying it is making saving for retirement a habit.

Ruston Smith of NAPF says an employer told him if they chose a 'rubbish' pension provider their staff be more likely to opt out.#NAPFAnnual
— Josephine Cumbo (@JosephineCumbo) October 15, 2014

But he asked for more clarity from the government on pension reforms.

@napfnews chairman Ruston Smith opens #NAPFAnnual conference and launches the reform countdown clock - 167 days and counting...
— Helen Forrest (@helenforrest00) October 15, 2014

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Lisa Botter | October 15, 2014

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