DB redress values fall in Q3, Broadstone finds

Broadstone tracker finds compensation fall driven by ‘strong equity performance’ and gilt yields

Jasmine Urquhart
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DB redress values fall in Q3, Broadstone finds

The value of compensation for a member leaving a defined benefit (DB) pension scheme has fallen further to around £-44,000 in Q3.

The DB Redress Tracker from Broadstone, which measures the compensation paid to a member who left their scheme with £10,000 per year aged 50 in 2018, and receives inflation-linked increases from pa...

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