Incentives get resounding thumbs down

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More than three-quarters of scheme managers are against offering members cash incentives to leave defined benefit funds, an exclusive survey by Professional Pensions reveals.

Some 76pc of of PP’s panel of 100 top scheme managers disapproved compared with 15pc who thought it was a good idea. The remainder were unsure. The findings come amid calls from the industry fo...

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