AE has been moderately successful, says industry
Respondents say there has been some success with automatic enrolment (AE) but members are still not saving enough.
Over 40% of respondents said that auto-enrolment (AE) has been moderately successful, five years after it was introduced. Of those, one said it has been a success as more people are saving, but it has...
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