A Towers Watson survey probes how effective MPF is at preparing members for retirement — and finds widespread doubt that the system delivers enough; a decade on, high fees, low returns and coverage gaps challenge its role as a retirement pillar. Workers broadly fear their balances won’t fund retired life.
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