An increase in gilt yields in the third quarter of the year has halved the value of compensation an individual received following a defined benefit (DB) transfer, research from OAC has shown.
OAC - which is part of the Broadstone group - revealed the declining levels of compensation were the result of savers who were "ill-advised" to transfer out of their DB scheme as gilt yields contin...
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