Is a charge cap right for pensions?

Jonathan Stapleton argues for charge transparency

Jonathan Stapleton
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Pensions minister Steve Webb's confirmation that plans for a defined contribution charge cap will not take effect before April 2015 have been welcomed by an industry keen to avoid rushing into badly thought out legislation.

But, if we are going to think some more about how a charge cap should be implemented, perhaps we should also ask whether it is the right solution for the right problem? As Pensions Buzz commenta...

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