Stakeholder 'unviable and expensive', says expert

By 2001-06-20T05:20:00

UK – Public-private partnerships in pensions – namely the recently introduced stakeholder pensions - threaten to become both administratively unviable and expensive, according to professor Noel Whiteside of the University of Warwick....

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