Member trust 'disappointing' despite small rise in 2021

Trafalgar House found ‘tentative’ positive signs but said the results are ‘disappointing’

Holly Roach
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Member trust 'disappointing' despite small rise in 2021

Member trust in pensions had a “small rise” of 1.5% in 2021, according to research by Trafalgar House.

The pension administration firm's 2021 Index - published today (9 February) - found "tentative positive signs" from members with its trust score for pensions rising to 4.63 out of ten for 2021. Thi...

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