TUC reignites collective DC debate

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Industry and government must reopen the debate on collective defined contribution schemes to give members better value on costs and risk sharing, the TUC urges.

TUC assistant general secretary Kay Carberry told delegates that economies of scale were the only way for the industry to drive down fund management charges and put less risk on savers’ shoulders. ...

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