FSCS deficit proposals could raise scheme fees

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Scheme members could see fees increase if plans to slash the Financial Services Compensation Scheme's £20bn deficit go ahead, a consultant warns.

Hewitt Associates senior consultant Andrew Cheseldine said clawing back the FSCS's debt could creep through to personal pension fees - as well as increasing buyout and buy-in premiums. Cheseldin...

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