“Pension inequality at majority of FTSE 100 companies”

May 22, 2019 | Pensions

Tags: FTSE 100

Talk of the success of ‘auto-enrolment’ pensions is so much hot air if you look at the real-world inequalities. In most companies, contributions to the bosses’ pensions are vastly higher than for those lower down the corporate food chain, in the case of Lloyds Bank, around 40% higher. Let’s face it, nothing has and nothing will change while they have a choice in the matter. But come the revolution…

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