UK - Royal Bank of Scotland has quit the group stakeholder market because there has been "limited demand" for the government's flagship retirement savings vehicle.
The bank’s subsidiary life offices – Royal Scottish Assurance and NatWest Life – have given clients four months’ notice to move their assets to another provider. After that, all remaining assets wi...
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