Now Pensions expects majority of members to cash out

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Now Pensions anticipates that "the vast majority" of its members will choose to take cash at retirement following the flexibilities introduced in the Budget 2014.

In response, it has revamped its lifestyle strategy to take a more cash-focused approach as members draw closer to their retirement date. Chief executive officer Morten Nilsson (pictured) said: ...

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