Schemes split over impact of Autumn Statement

Only one quarter say Autumn Statement changes would benefit DB and DC members, XPS poll finds

Jasmine Urquhart
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XPS respondents were split over Autumn Statement proposals such as the 'pot for life' reforms
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XPS respondents were split over Autumn Statement proposals such as the 'pot for life' reforms

Pension scheme trustees and sponsors are split over the impact of the Autumn Statement, a poll from XPS Pensions Group has found.

Just 24% of those surveyed said the changes would benefit defined contribution (DC) and defined benefit (DB) members, with a similar percentage saying neither would benefit. The polls, conducted...

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