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TPT has said savers are interested in decumulation-only default models as it announces forthcoming launch of its own solution

Only one third (35%) of pension savers say they are confident in making retirement decisions, research from TPT Retirement Solutions has found.

The survey of more than 2,500 defined contribution (DC) members found two in five (39%) said they did not know what they will do with the majority of their savings at retirement age. It also fou...

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