CDC could boost retirement benefits by 45%

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Introducing the collective defined contribution model in the UK could increase typical members' pensions by up to 45% according to actuarial consultant Hamish Wilson.

Wilson - a long-time advocate of CDC - believes a plan with a set level of employer contribution, but which allows trustees to allocate retirement benefits without requiring members to annuitise wo...

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