FSA cuts pension projection rate despite opposition

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The Financial Services Authority (FSA) is to press ahead with its proposed reductions in pension projection rates, despite opposition from providers.

The regulator confirmed it will reduce the intermediate projection rate for tax-advantaged products - like personal pensions - from 7% to 5% and reduce the adjustment for tax-disadvantaged products...

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