Govt refuses to commit to increase auto-enrolment contributions

Toby Melville/Reuters

The government has refused to commit to increasing minimum auto-enrolment contributions, despite acknowledging that the current statutory contribution of 8 per cent is “unlikely to give all individuals the retirement to which they aspire”.

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