Taylor Wimpey deficit reached £300m despite topping funding table

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Taylor Wimpey has seen shortfalls in its two defined schemes grow by £65m over the last year despite making deficit recovery payments of £46m.

The house builder said in its half year results, published today, that the increase was predominantly caused by a drop in discount rates used and was a "short to medium term consideration". Earl...

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