Scheme contributions for past employees set to soar

Jonathan Stapleton
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FTSE100 firms are set to spend more on pension payments for past employees than current staff for the first time over the next year, KPMG research reveals.

The accountancy firm's fourth annual pensions repayment monitor revealed the allocation of businesses' defined benefit cash spend between new benefits for existing employees and deficit funding for...

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