Should there be a single definition of value for money?
An agreed definition of value for money would make it easier for members to compare pensions, but it could be difficult as schemes are so different, writes Kim Kaveh.
At the start of August, the Work and Pensions Committee (WPC) published a report on cost and transparency which suggested there should be an agreed definition of value for money in workplace pensions,...
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