Towers Perrin finds that DC schemes cut pension costs by two-thirds

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EMPLOYERS are paying an average of 6.9pc of employee pay into defined contribution schemes for new employees, new research reveals.

The Towers Perrin UK Corporate Pensions Survey 2006, which surveyed 170 companies said the results highlighted the continuing trend of DC provision and indicated the future of UK corporate pensions...

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