TPR warns DC schemes to prove value or wind up

31% of small schemes admitted they were unaware of TPR’s climate codes of practice

Holly Roach
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TPR warns DC schemes to prove value or wind up

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has reiterated its warning that trustees of small defined contribution (DC) schemes must prove their plans offer value, or wind them up.

This comes as the regulator's annual survey of DC pension schemes revealed trustees of most schemes with fewer than 100 members are unaware of their duties in relation to new, more detailed value f...

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