Jeremy Hunt has vowed to boost pensioner’s returns by £1,000 a year as part of post-Brexit reforms aimed at boosting British business.

The Chancellor will use his Mansion House speech on Monday night to unveil plans to <a>boost pension investment in British companies to increase returns for savers.</a>

The measures include a voluntary “compact” deal among the country’s biggest pension companies to invest 5pc of their assets in start-ups and private equity, potentially unlocking up to £50bn by the end of the decade.&nbsp;

Chancellor's Mansion House speech outlines plans to increase returns for savers{ai:summary}<p>Chancellor Jeremy Hunt plans to increase pensioner returns by £1,000/year through post-Brexit reforms. The proposal involves increasing pension investment in British companies, aiming to boost returns for savers. #economy</p>

Hunt vows to boost pensions by £1,000 a year with wave of post-Brexit reforms

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