Stakeholder pensions were dealt a further blow this week following the latest research from Nor...
Stakeholder pensions were dealt a further blow this week following the latest research from Norwich Union. Only just over a half of those questioned earning between £10,000 and £25,000 a year had heard of stakeholder pensions. The finding is likely to disappoint the Government, as one of its key objectives behind stakeholder is to provide a pension scheme attractive to lower end scale earners. Paradoxically, the research shows stakeholder awareness actually increases in relation to earnings, with the result that more than eight out of ten people earning over £50,000 a year hav...
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