Schism over personal accounts
The government and insurers are split over who should run the proposed National Pension Savings Scheme's personal accounts.
The department for work and pensions says its qualitative research study Public Attitudes to Personal Accounts found that the government would be more equipped to run the scheme as it has the necessary...
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