Employers Will Reduce Pension Contributions

Published / Last Updated on 28/01/2008

Employers will reduce pension contributions according to a survey conducted by Royal London.  This will follow the introduction of personal accounts in 2012, most employers will level down their contributions to work-based pension schemes.  

The poll revealed that 87 per cent think the introduction of personal accounts will lead to a levelling-down of contribution, while 13 per cent disagreed.  Voters argued that smaller employers may see 3 per cent as an adequate government endorsed figure.

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The Government are setting the standard level for contributions so those that already pay more may gradually reduce pension contributions and those that do not have a pension scheme will be forced to pay into one for staff.

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