Industry mostly agrees DC sector needs a rethink

PP poll finds many think DC sector should reevaluate itself amid falling contributions

Jasmine Urquhart
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Respondents say DC pensions need a 'rethink' to address inadequate contribution levels
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Respondents say DC pensions need a 'rethink' to address inadequate contribution levels

The pensions industry mostly agrees the defined contribution (DC) sector needs a rethink given low contribution levels and increasing life expectancy.

The Professional Pensions Buzz poll found almost two thirds (60%) of respondents agreed with the need for a rethink of the sector, with many pointing out "generally inadequate" contribution levels ...

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