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Japanese savers count cost of shifting to DC pensions

The desire of companies in the country to switch from defined benefit to defined contribution pensions is throwing up challenges for savers.
Japanese savers count cost of shifting to DC pensions

As the cost of retirement in Japan grows, so its companies are seeking to reduce their responsibilities. A key way has been to adapt the corporate pensions of their employees from defined benefit to defined contribution schemes, as this means they take less responsibliity for them.

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