Treasury looks to corporate wraps and ISAs to boost saving

Jonathan Stapleton
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The government is set to engage with pension providers and trade bodies to develop feeder funds, corporate ISAs and platforms in a bid to encourage saving.

In its response to the call for evidence on early access to pension savings (PP Online, 19 April), the government said it would engage with industry to further develop innovative workplace savings ...

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