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Maximizing Advantages in the Shift to Defined Contribution Pensions
Datamonitor, April 2010, Pages: 25
Introduction
This report supplies a comprehensive analysis of the effectiveness of DC pension plans and NESTs under the UK government's pension reforms. The report provides a focus on how providers and the pensions industry as a whole can boost pension savings, and how providers can fully maximize the advantages of DC schemes for consumers.
Scope
-Examines the current shape of the occupational pension plans and explores the risk distribution of defined benefit and defined contribution schemes.
-Comprehensive analysis of key regulatory trends affecting the occupational pensions market in 2010.
-Assesses strategies to combat barriers to save for pension provision and to reach key groups of non-savers.
Highlights
The current dominance of defined contribution pensions over defined benefit plans will be further cemented by the government’s plans to reform pensions with the introduction of National Employment Savings Trust in the workplace in 2012. Despite their dominance, there is growing concern about people living with low levels of income in retirement.
A great deal of uncertainty surrounds the future of the occupational pensions market and much of its progression will also depend on the effects of the government's plans for NESTs in potentially drawing investors away from private pension products.
Reasons to Purchase
-Provides detailed analysis of developments in the occupational pensions market such as National Employment Savings Trusts (NESTs).
-Access The strategies to engage individuals in retirement planning and combat their barriers to save.
-Identify changes taking place in the regulatory dynamics of the occupational pensions market.
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