DB Consolidation Mythbuster
The Defined Benefit landscape is evolving and there are new options available for your scheme that you may not be aware of.
We wanted to help make things clearer.
Our Defined Benefit Consolidation Mythbuster draws out the most common misconceptions about consolidation to help you make informed decisions about the future of your scheme and the benefits it may bring to you and your members.
Inside, you’ll discover:
- Why buy out no longer needs to be the default endgame option
- How consolidation can retain flexibility
- The truth about trustee roles and governance
- How consolidation can help well-funded schemes
- Why you should consider consolidation now
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