Providers should not be forced to deliver freedom and choice

Michael Klimes
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In this week's Pension Buzz an overwhelming number of 115 respondents said providers should not be made to offer the full range of freedom and choice.

Elsewhere the industry said David Cameron should not interfere in the Tata Steel pension dispute and George Osborne would not break his commitment to the triple lock on state pensions. The propo...

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