Have your say: Could the Uber ruling boost AE for the self-employed?

Michael Klimes
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This week we want to know if the Uber ruling will spur the government to do more to extend auto-enrolment for the self-employed.

Also would having more customer representatives on IGCs help them deliver better outcomes for members and does IAS 19 provide enough information about DB deficits? Would a dramatic increase in t...

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