Defined benefit (DB) schemes should provide more comprehensive information when calculating cash equivalent transfer values (CETVs) to reduce delays, according to Rathmore Financial and Royal London.
Currently, savers receive a CETV from their scheme and then have a three-month window to gain additional information and advice for a transfer analysis. However, delays in this process can mean sav...
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