The majority of employers who have begun automatically enrolling their workers are paying in the minimum level of contributions legally allowed, pointing to potential future disappointment for savers.
According to the BBC, the country's largest pension managers have reported the minimum possible level of contributions was being put in by between 66% and 90% of firms. Auto-enrolment contributions...
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