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TPR report shows 9 out of 10 save into the largest master trusts

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Published on: 06 February 2020
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LNB News 06/02/2020

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Issue Date: 06 February 2020

Published Date: 06 February 2020

Jurisdiction(s): England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales

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More than 16 million people have saved £35.8 billion into master trusts, with 9 out of 10 people saving into the largest master trusts, according to The Pensions Regulator’s annual DC Trust report, which also shows the number of defined contribution (DC) pension schemes has fallen by 12% since last year.

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