Autumn Statement: DB to DC transfers to bring Treasury £1.15bn next parliament

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The Treasury will net an additional £1.15bn in taxes as a result of defined benefit (DB) members transferring to take advantage of incoming defined contribution (DC) freedoms.

In the Autumn Statement, delivered today, the government revealed tax triggered by former DB members cashing in their pots would raise £95m in its first year, rising to £325m by 2018/9 before falli...

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