If you want to save public expenditure by cutting pensions, you should believe the first story.

Cutting pensions (unlike health benefits) is simply not an option.

Such a move would cut pensions for many future workers by at least 10 percent.

The unions should campaign to cut the pay and pensions of the public sector fatcats instead.

If a government wants to cut pensions, it cannot apply the cuts to people already in the work force, as a corporation can.

We are living in countries that cut employment, pensions, increase retirement age and taxes.

They think its unfair to cut public service jobs and pensions, but they don't support strikes.

For this very reason, we cannot agree to cut pensions further.

In certain countries, the latest trend is to increase the retirement age and to cut pensions, or even not to pay them at all.

Cutting wages and pensions of the middle to working classes isn't the solution, most people are struggling as it is.