At MPF’s 2011 tenth anniversary, a PolyU poll found 60% of account holders felt it failed to protect their retirement, citing three sins: fees too high, coverage not universal, contribution rates too low. At a 1.91% average fee and 5% return, nearly HK$1 million of a HK$3 million 40-year pot would go to fund managers.
It covered only workers earning over HK$5,000 a month, leaving housewives and older jobseekers out; activists proposed a tripartite scheme with HK$1,000 each from employee, employer and government.
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