Have your say: Is Frank Field a good thing for pensions?
In this week's Pensions Buzz we want to know if you think Frank Field, chairman of the Work and Pensions Committee, is a good thing for pensions.
Also, following Royal Mail's decision to introduce the UK's first collective DC (CDC) scheme, subject to legislative change, do you think the government will make the necessary changes to allow CDC?
If the government were to make legislative changes to allow firms to introduce CDC, how much demand from other employers do you think there would be?
How should the regulator decide whether professional trustees are suitably qualified?
Finally, should all employees in a workplace have the same access to pension accrual rates, or contribution rates?
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