There is a danger that the recent focus on default funds in defined contribution (DC) schemes will obscure the need to cater for the few members likely to be actively interested and engaged in the pension process.
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There is a danger that the recent focus on default funds in defined contribution (DC) schemes will obscure the need to cater for the few members likely to be actively interested and engaged in the pension process.
Choice is not a good thing when it comes to DC funds, says Bob Campion. Are pension savers capable of making sensible investment decisions?
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