Have your say: Will the £1,500 allowance help close the pension advice gap?
This week we want to know if the government's new £1,500 pension advice allowance will help close the UK's advice gap and if it should be extended to DB savers.
Also, what would produce better outcomes for DC members and is the role of member-nominated trustees being undervalued? Finally, in light of a new index that aims to show the economic case for annuities...
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Have your say: Is TPR's approach to the DB funding code the correct one?
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