Analysis

Buzz respondents don't have much faith in the pensions industry's ability to sort out charges without government intervention. Almost six out of 10 contributors said this wasn't going to happen, while half that number thought the sector was capable of...

Exactly half of respondents agreed that cutting back on adviser fees was a false economy for schemes, while just over three out of 10 rejected the claim.

Naomi Rainey looks abroad for lessons on how a super fund structure could work

Buzz respondents were sceptical as to whether bigger schemes necessarily benefited from their size.

More than three quarters of Buzz respondents fear that auto-enrolling people into schemes with an 8% contribution rate will give them a false sense of security.

The majority of contributors backed annuities to retain their relevance in two decades time.

The majority of contributors believe schemes should renegotiate or review charges every three years.

Almost four out of 10 contributors said fiduciary management was an effective way for smaller schemes to access some benefits of scale.

Naomi Rainey looks at where HMRC and the High Court’s actions leave trustees

Denmark, the Netherlands and Australia have much to teach us, says Natasha Browne