Higher actuarial fees do not deliver value for money says industry

Michael Klimes
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Paying actuaries more money does not lead to better services for schemes according to PP research.

Respondents were divided on whether master trusts are the next time bomb for pensions while two thirds of those surveyed said the industry was obsessed with deficits in defined benefit (DB) schemes...

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