One third of companies will use 'expensive and ill-suited' scheme for AE

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Almost one third of the UK's largest companies are planning to use expensive and ill-suited pension provision to comply with employer duties, according to Hymans Robertson.

Research by the consultant found 30% of finance and HR directors in Britain's largest companies - those with more than 5,000 employees - plan on using an unbundled, trust-based DC scheme for auto-e...

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