Chris Knight: Auto-enrolment success must not go to our heads
Keep savers engaged and informed
Auto-enrolment has proved a great success in its first five years but, warns Chris Knight, the financial services sector has much work to do to ensure Britain's workers actually end up enjoying a comfortable retirement
Five years on from its implementation and nearly 10 years since it was first mooted in 2008, more than 10 million people are expected to be newly saving or saving more into workplace pensions by 2020....
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