Buzz: Industry split over workplace scheme charge cap

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Just over half of Buzz respondents want the government to cap charges in workplace schemes, another measure the OFT shied away from in its report. More than two out of five contributors rejected the suggestion.

"A cap would avoid the worst abuses and providers that cannot operate within a cap should be encouraged to exit the market," said one supporter of the idea. Another contributor added: "A maximum...

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