Better education needed to combat pension scams - TISA

'Government campaigns can work'

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Moves to ban cold-calling have been well-intentioned but further educating consumers on how to spot fraudulent activity is a better form of defence, according to Adrian Boulding.

While the Tax Incentivised Savings Association (TISA) strategy director said he is a supporter of the government's proposed cold calling ban, he argued the measure does not have a broad enough scop...

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