Have your say: how can trustees avoid group think?

Michael Klimes
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This week we want to know how trustees can avoid group think scenarios and if more data on how people make pension decisions would lead to better legislation.

We also ask if it would it be better for UK pensions if the European referendum were to be held in 2016 rather than 2017 and if a volatile stock market deters the ordinary defined contribution pens...

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