DWP dumps another burden on DC trustees

Stephanie Baxter
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Defined contribution trustees face a huge challenge in measuring 'good value for money', writes Stephanie Baxter

How do you measure good value for money for DC scheme members? It is a challenging question but trustees will soon have to get used to it if proposals in the Department for Work and Pensions' (DWP)...

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