IRELAND - Defined contribution (DC) pension schemes saw membership rise by 87% in nine years but have been unfairly tagged as inferior, according to the Irish Association of Pension Funds (IAPF).
The organisation said there were more Irish private sector workers in DC than defined benefit (DB) schemes, but their contribution levels were too low with employers and staff on average paying in ...
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