SERPS
state earnings-related pension scheme

My Serps contributions were the foundation of my retirement planning.

So you've contracted out of serps?

Gordon weakened the value of Serps, and now Cameron proposes to do away with them altogether.

They use special computer code to sort the web pages on SERPs.

This started in 1978 and is commonly known as SERPS.

Well we should also look into you contracting out of SERPS.

That was one side of the case against SERPS.

There's a strong contrast between state pensions - basic and Serps - and public sector pensions.

Final pay schemes can be contracted into or out of SERPS.

Public spending savings mostly came from the abolition of SERPS.

SERPS consists of no more than a promise that future generations will pick up the bill.

This way they hope to rank highly in the search engine results pages (SERPs).

This is the last year that people will be able to "contract out" of S2P (previously known as Serps).

This is because searchers are not very likely to look over more than one page of search results, known as a SERPs.

The second attack on SERPS comes in the form of incentives given for contracting out.

None of the changes made to SERPS affects anybody who is retiring this century.

However, SERPs has become a more marginal system as a result of recent changes in the legislation relating to pensions.

I have been paying into SERPS for decades.

For the first six years, it will give an additional 2 per cent if you were not contracted out of SERPS already.

The cost is instead being borne by taxpayers and poorer workers who will remain in SERPS.

The government is intending to scale down SERPS.

If SERPS is abolished, future generations will certainly be relieved of a burden.

What is S2P or Serps?

SERPS ran from 6 April 1978 to 5 April 2002.

In 1975, a state earnings related pension scheme (SERPS) was introduced.