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Lowering the pension cap from 70% of an official's final salary to 60%, saving €1.5bn.

The staff of SAG-AFTRA currently receives over double the pension cap that the members do ― $210k for the staff, and only $96k for the actors who paid for it.

The slashing of the pensions cap shot a Labour fox; Ed Miliband was planning to use the measure to fund a reduction in tuition fees.

Webb is now director of policy at mutual insurer Royal London, but his focus remains on the pensions of the average person, not the loud protestations of well-off earners carping about things such as the £1m pensions cap.

Dave Prentis, general secretary of public sector union Unison, which represents local government and NHS workers, reacted angrily to the 1%, two-year pay cap and pensions cap on public sector workers, announced in the pre-budget report.

On top of a 1%, two-year pay and pensions cap, councils will also have to find £550m in efficiency savings, largely by improving their waste collection and disposal services.

However, women's pensions would be generally less affected, although those with higher qualifications would see their pensions capped.

Updated at 3.08pm GMT 1.04pm GMT UK government announces 0.75% pension charge cap The UK government has announced its pension charge cap.

Given the demographics, with record numbers of post-war babyboomers reaching pension age, capping pensioner spending must imply less generous state pension payments per person than currently expected.

It has already faced restrictions on pay and pensions, a cap on welfare spending and a 37% cut in government spending to 2016.

Previously management had been offering staff two options – stay in the final salary scheme but have future salary increases for calculating pension benefits capped at 1% annually, or move to a new defined contribution scheme.