DC schemes have 'serious defects' warn Lords

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Defined contribution schemes have serious defects which must be tackled by employers, government and the pensions industry to help address the nation's ageing population, an influential House of Lords committee warns.

It said saving more for retirement was made less likely as the current DC system was not fit for anyone who was not rich, or who moved in and out of work due to bad health or the need to care for o...

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