UK - Compensating scheme members who lost their pension pots when their firms collapsed will cost less than a "hundred million pounds" a year.
Initial estimates from research being carried out by Eversheds partner Giles Orton (pictured) and the government’s pension adviser Ros Altmann show the total cost over 40 years could be around £4bn...
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