Should Defined Benefit Pension Schemes be Career Average or Final Salary?
Abstract: There is widespread dissatisfaction amongst employers with defined benefit pension schemes, and many are switching to defined contribution schemes. Career average is a form of defined benefit scheme that has some important advantages over final salary schemes. The comparison of career average and final salary schemes is a neglected area, and this paper offers one of the first in-depth analyses of this topic. It considers the advantages and disadvantages of a cost neutral switch to a career average re-valued earnings (CARE) scheme.
Published on | 5 September 2011 |
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Authors | Charles Sutcliffe |
Series Reference | 2007-06 |
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