SCHEMES are so preoccupied with new legislation they could miss the chance of recovering losses caused by poor age equalisation advice, lawyers warn.
A “window of opportunity” exists because of two cases – Barber in 1990 and Coloroll four years later. In these, it was held that in order to comply with legislation, benefits could be equalised by ...
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