DC members want flexible retirement pots

James Phillips
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The majority of savers want flexibility in their defined contribution (DC) pensions, according to a survey by The Pensions Trust.

Pension investments should be arranged to allow savers to use their funds how they want to, said 87% of 1,456 respondents aged 55 and over. The finding is compounded by more than half of savers ...

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