TPAS: Awareness of auto-enrolment still 'incredibly low'

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The Pension Advisory Service chief executive Marta Phillips has warned that awareness and understanding of auto-enrolment remains low.

Speaking to the Westminster Employment Forum, Phillips said only a fraction of calls to TPAS in the year to date concerned auto-enrolment, with just over 1,300 enquiries out of total of more than 5...

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