28 July 2020
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Riley: Staying the same may be a genuine belief that things aren’t going to change, or there are lots of unknown factors
The industry does not expect future mortality improvements to change despite the 60,000 excess deaths from the Covid-19 pandemic, a Society of Pension Professionals (SPP) poll finds.
Over half (54%) of 360 respondents said they expected mortality improvements to remain the same, with 57% of all participants also stating they currently had no plans to change their future mortality improvement...
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