TPR should get powers to allow 'second-best' outcomes for members

James Phillips
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The Pensions Regulator (TPR) should be allowed to alter scheme indexation and benefits to ensure members get at least "second-best" outcomes.

The watchdog should also be able to compel stakeholders to attend interviews with it, and direct trustees to reduce benefits, including preserved benefits, of active and deferred members, the Pensi...

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