Savers blame provider innovation for low AE engagement

Hope William-Smith
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Workplace scheme providers’ lack of “new and progressive products” is to blame for continued low engagement with pensions despite the success of auto-enrolment (AE), according to Cushon.

Research today (16 July) from the savings and investments platform - formerly known as Smarterly - found AE provision has not resolved low pensions engagement rates with two thirds of eligible Brit...

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