NAPF criticises prescriptive auto-enrolment regs

Jenna Towler
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Auto-enrolment regulations put forward by the government will not work in practice and need to be revisited, the National Association of Pension Funds says.

The trade body said the draft regulations are too bureaucratic and prescriptive and need a dose of "common sense" to work in practice. The NAPF said the DWP should start from the assumption that...

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