Lawyers urge trustees to check A-Day deeds

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Some trustees risk their members being entitled to benefits based on uncapped salary when old Inland Revenue limits fall away after April 5, lawyers warn.

Sackers partner Robin Simmons urged trustees to check their A-Day amending deeds – or put new ones in place before 5 April – or risk losing old Inland Revenue limits, which means scheme members cou...

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