Go Dutch to Cut 40% of Pension Fees, Says Report ; Rsa Calls for Lower-Cost Occupational Alternative
Western Mail › December 08, 2010
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Western Mail › December 08, 2010
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CONSUMERS could see their pensions boosted by nearly 40% if new low-cost collective pension schemes were introduced, research has claimed.
A huge proportion of the money people save into personal pensions is used to pay fees, with charges eating up 40% of the value of a typical pension, according to the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts (RSA), which aims to encourage new ways of thinking.See the full content of this document
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Go Dutch to Cut 40% of Pension Fees, Says Report ; Rsa Calls for Lower-Cost Occupational Alternative
The group is calling for low-cost occupational pension schemes to be introduced in the UK, similar to...
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