Savers with small pots are struggling to access freedoms, warns NAPF

Stephanie Baxter
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Savers with the smallest defined contribution (DC) pension pots are struggling to access freedom and choice, the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) has warned.

The trade body urged the government to act quickly to encourage a market that meets the needs of all savers after its research revealed that 54% of those with pots of less than £25,000 were still a...

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