Low-earning group personal pension members could lose five years' worth of saving if employers level down contributions to those offered with personal accounts, Aegon claims.
Analysis by the insurer shows employees earning £10,000 a year would get almost 50pc less if they saved in a personal account instead of a GPP – as contributions to personal accounts will total 8pc...
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