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Consolidation into a 'pot for life' could spark a sea change for workplace pensions, PP editor Jonathan Stapleton says
In 1993 there were 2,920 in-house defined benefit (DB) and defined contribution (DC) company pension schemes in Australia, now there are just 8.
The decline in Australian occupational provision coincides with the rise of the country's superannuation system - most notably the introduction of the compulsory Superannuation Guarantee in 1992, w...
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