KPMG: Noughties a 'lost decade for pensions'

Jonathan Stapleton
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The last ten years could become known as the "lost decade" for pensions, a KPMG report claims.

The financial services firm said, in that time, the average pension scheme only managed to grow its assets by just over 2.25% a year (before costs) while pension pot purchasing power fell from a £1...

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