MPs' pensions deficit is result of lower contributions
[14:30 CEST 26-06] UK – The Parliamentary Contributory Pension Fund (PCPF) for members of parliament (MPs) would have been £5m in surplus instead of £50m (€58.6m) in deficit at the last valuation if the government had made the correct contributions, the chairman of the scheme has claimed.
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