Trustees or employers will be expected to consult scheme members before making any changes in benefits under new guidelines from The Pensions Regulator.
The code of practice on subsisting rights’ modification is also expected to encourage trustees to meet set timetables for presenting proposals and implementing agreed changes. The code has been dr...
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