Buzz: TPAs should not charge more for spotting fraud

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Three quarters of respondents thought third-party administrators (TPAs) should not be charging clients more for spotting ‘pensions liberation' scams.

Just one in seven thought TPAs should charge extra for this service. Many contributors thought this kind of vigilance fell within an administrator's normal remit. One respondent said: "It is a s...

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