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Defined Contribution Member Survey 2016

by Aon | Rewards & Benefits

This year, Aon has focused its annual Defined Contribution (DC) pension research on the members themselves. This research has reconfirmed just how important employers and schemes are to pension savings, and the vital role they play in members’ futures.

But persuading members to save more and think ahead is as difficult as ever. By encouraging members to focus on their future GOALS they believe that they can help to improve member outcomes.

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