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FTSE100 companies bump up DC contributions

25 February 2010 •

FTSE100 employers are increasing average contributions to defined contribution schemes despite the economic downturn, Towers Watson says.

A survey by the consultant revealed the average maximum contribution of FTSE100 companies was 16.5% of salary - up from 15.3% last year and from just 13% six years ago. Towers Watson said compan...

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