Little consistency among funding positions of schemes

Poll finds 42% were in surplus, 30% in deficit and 12% with a mixture over the last six months

Martin Richmond
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Little consistency among funding positions of schemes

The industry has been in a varied position over the last six months in terms of being largely in a surplus or deficit, according to a Professional Pensions survey.

Responding to last week's Pension Buzz survey, 42% of respondents said their scheme had always been in surplus for the last six months, compared to 30% who said their scheme had been always in defi...

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