Have your say: How effective has Workie been for AE?
This week we want to know how effective Workie has been in engaging employers with their auto-enrolment duties and will Guy Opperman still be pensions minister at the end of this parliament.
Also do you back Labour's plan to introduce collective defined contribution schemes to give savers certainty and should the age eligibility for auto-enrolment be lowered from 22 to 16?
Finally should there be an industry body that steps in to mediate disputes that can occur when schemes change third-party administrator?
To take part in the survey click here.
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