Half of DB members feel unsupported by schemes

Over a fifth of members lack confidence to make decisions concerning their pensions

Martin Richmond
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Half of DB members feel unsupported by schemes

Half of defined benefit (DB) scheme members have not received support from their scheme regarding financial decisions concerning their pension, Barnett Waddingham has revealed.

The consultancy's research revealed 49% of DB members agree their scheme has not provided sufficient support. This figure rose to 58% for those members aged over 40 years old. The research also ...

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