Tesco appoints Legal & General as DC pension provider

Kristian Brunt-Seymour
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Tesco has appointed Legal & General as its defined contribution (DC) bundled pension provider.

The master trust DC scheme went live in November in 2015, to all Tesco employees. So far over 200,000 employees have been enrolled into the Tesco Retirement Savings Plan. Legal & General Investm...

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