There is too much red tape in pensions, says industry

Kim Kaveh
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Nine in ten respondents said around 160,000 pages of legislation is too much

This week's 100 respondents also answered questions on the likelihood that UK will reach a Brexit deal and avoid a ‘no deal' scenario by 29 March 2019, whether the government should abolish the Lif...

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