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Pensions Governance, legal and compliance

16 September 2024, 17:38

A new pensions funding regime for defined benefit pension schemes

The new defined benefit pension scheme funding regime will soon be effective. Pension advisory firm, LCP, explains how the changes will affect charities and what charities will need to do next.

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