Fidelity research finds workers in dark about high cost of DB plans

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THE annual cost of providing a defined benefit pension exceeds average mortgage interest payments and is undervalued by employees, analysis by Fidelity International shows.

The latest research from Fidelity’s Retirement Institute reveals that employers need to find a sum equivalent to 24pc of salary to provide a 40-year-old male worker with a retirement income of two-...

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