Sterling slump brings small growth to DB transfer values

James Phillips
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The estimated value of a defined benefit (DB) transfer grew by a modest £2,000 over September, according to Xafinity.

The firm's transfer value index said the figure was £243,000 on 30 September, compared to £241,000 at the end of August. The small growth of just 0.8% is in stark contrast to the difference between...

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