Individuals must become more involved in pension planning

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Richard Temperley, head of investment development at Zurich Life Pic: Finbarr O'Rourke

Direct contribution customers need to decide what risk they are willing to take with investments. This and other subjects were discussed at the Pensions and Investment Summit last week

Engaging individuals in their investment strategy is key to influencing the direct contribution pension generation, Zurich’s Richard Temperley told the inaugural Sunday Business Post Pensions & Investment Summit.

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