Have your say: Does AE need to be made more flexible?
This week we want to know if increased auto-enrolment flexibility is needed and whether there is a minimum number of people required for a trustee board to operate effectively.
Also, we ask if the UK should follow Australia and allow people to choose their own pension scheme and whether businesses that rely on seasonal workers should be allowed to drop out of auto-enrolment?...
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