Five stories you may have missed this week

Hope William-Smith
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This week’s top stories included the passing of the Pension Schemes Bill in the House of Commons at the second reading. Also, Willis Towers Watson claimed that collective defined contribution pensions could average significantly higher than either defined contribution or defined benefit pots.

1) Pension Schemes Bill passes latest stage without a vote The Pension Schemes Bill has been passed in the House of Commons at the second reading, laying the groundwork for its final approval. ...

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