08 June 2021
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Retirement outcomes for muster trust scheme savers have improved in the last year with the value of investments in default funds “shooting up”, according to Hymans Robertson.
Retirement outcomes for muster trust scheme savers have improved in the last year with the value of investments in default funds “shooting up”, according to Hymans Robertson.
The consultancy's Master Trust Default Fund Review - released today (8 June) - showed little effect on the value of default funds' investment values from the market crash at the start of the coronavirus...
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