Auto-enrolment qualifying earnings limits should be scrapped - NOW: Pensions
The qualifying earnings rules which govern auto-enrolment contributions should be scrapped to boost saving potential, according to provider NOW: Pensions.
It said average workers could miss out on about £90,000 of contributions over a working lifetime due to the rules. It wants contributions to be based on total salary instead of the current set up. At...
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