Respondents split on censuring schemes for retirement system failings

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Respondents were divided on whether regulators should censure schemes that do not take adequate steps to make sure defined contribution (DC) members take informed decisions at retirement, PP research finds.

Of the 124 respondents to this week's Pensions Buzz, just over half (51%) rejected the idea while 39% thought the proposal had merit and 10% were unsure. Naysayers argued that the suggestion was...

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