Employers still not reviewing pensions following April freedoms

Kristian Brunt-Seymour
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Just 13% of employers have reviewed their pension offerings since the April freedoms as most companies are still struggling to understand the implications, according to research.

Research from Jelf Employee Benefits found employers struggled with understanding how to manage the implications. More than 90% of the 270 people surveyed in November 2015 said they believed the...

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