Administrators should not fear financial advice boundary

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Pensions administrators should be able to give guidance to scheme members without fear of breaching financial advice regulations, the Pensions Administration Standards Authority argues.

PASA chairman Margaret Snowdon (pictured) said people looked for help from friends and family, who were often insufficiently informed, or employers, who were "handicapped by fear of breaching the s...

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