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Why charitable DB schemes shouldn’t rush to buy-out.

Posted on November 7, 2022 by henry tapper

  Stephanie Hawthorne has written another well researched and thoughtful article on defined benefit schemes funded by charities for their staff. These schemes are different from corporate DB schemes in a number of ways. 40% of them are open to … Continue reading →

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Posted in pensions | Tagged CDC, Charity, DB funding, Hymans Robertson, Pensions, Superfund | 1 Comment
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