Now Pensions withdraws from master trust assurance list in bid to resolve client contribution issues

James Phillips
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Now Pensions has voluntarily withdrawn from the master trust assurance list for auto-enrolment providers as it battles to deal with historic contribution issues.

The master trust said a change in third-party administrator had contributed to delays in processing contributions for "a small percentage of clients". As a result it said it had told The Pensions R...

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