Pension education primarily employers' duty, industry says

Poll asked who should hold responsibility for educating savers on workplace pensions

Hope William-Smith
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Pensions Buzz respondents were asked who should hold primary responsibility for educating savers about workplace pensions.
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Pensions Buzz respondents were asked who should hold primary responsibility for educating savers about workplace pensions.

A majority of the industry agree employers hold the primary responsibility for educating savers on their workplace pensions, a PP poll shows.

A total 43% of respondents to Pensions Buzz last week selected employers has the main provider of education, ahead of pension schemes, the government, and individual savers themselves. Only 14% ...

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