The majority of people that work in pension schemes expect at least four in five defined benefit (DB) funds to meet all of their obligations in full, according to research from PP.
Pension professionals believe the industry spends too much time dealing with problems that affect a small number of high earners, according to PP research.
NEST should be made the default auto-enrolment provider for small firms, according to a majority of respondents to Professional Pensions research.
A large majority of the pensions industry believes the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is right to investigate asset managers and investment consultants.
The industry believes The Pensions Regulator (TPR) must give trustees more guidance on reporting on value for money, PP research finds.
Compulsory training and more time off are the best ways make sure all member-nominated trustees have the knowledge required to do the job, say PP readers.
Readers give their opinions on the DWP's auto-enrolment advertising efforts
A majority of pension industry figures believe the end of non-disclosure agreements hiding the fees schemes pay to asset managers would have a positive impact according to PP research.
This week respondents dismissed criticism of the regulator, lamented late changes to auto-enrolment, and are for the most part unaware of any pension liberation schemes.
This week respondents weigh in on discount rates, dependents' pensions, sponsoring employers, and the FSA and TPR's ability to collaborate, and give their opinion of the PIP.