Cold-calling ban must be in place by June, committee demands

James Phillips
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The Work and Pensions Committee (WPC) has said a cold-calling ban could be in place by summer if the government heeds its suggestions.

In a short report on its inquiry into the pensions freedoms, published today, the WPC said the current timeframe for such a ban is too long and a simple amendment to the Financial Guidance and Clai...

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