WPC extends CDC inquiry deadline

James Phillips
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The Work and Pensions Committee (WPC) has extended its deadline for written submissions for its inquiry into collective defined contribution (CDC) schemes.

The inquiry, which was launched in November, will now accept evidence until 31 January; the original cut-off date was 8 January. The inquiry is looking at whether CDC schemes - described by the ...

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