Five stories you may have missed: TPR to prosecute Chappell; cold calling ban confirmed
The biggest stories on PP this week include articles on the regulator pursuing Dominic Chappell over BHS and research suggesting the low savings ratio is misleading. Here are the top five...
TPR to prosecute Chappell for not handing over information for BHS probe
TPR will prosecute Dominic Chappell for failing to give information and documents requested as part of the investigation into the sale of BHS.
Govt confirms cold calling ban after £43m lost to scams since 2014
The government has announced it will press ahead with "tough" measures to protect pension savers as figures reveal almost £5m was lost to scammers between January and May this year.
Record-low savings ratio 'paints misleading picture' - research
UK households have not stopped saving to go on a debt-fuelled consumer spending spree, according to research from Royal London, despite official figures revealing the savings ratio is at a record-low.
TPO plans to take on TPAS' dispute resolution process
The Pensions Ombudsman (TPO) is planning to bring The Pensions Advisory Service's (TPAS) dispute resolution process into its remit.
Field: USS deficit and transfer advice should be areas of concern for WPC
Frank Field MP has said the £12.6bn deficit at the Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) and the transfer advice individuals receive are topics which demand closer scrutiny.
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TPR launches discussion on 15-year corporate strategy; key focus on shift to DC
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has launched its 15-year corporate strategy in the form of a discussion paper, revealing protecting the future financial wellbeing of savers will sit at the heart of its work.
Five stories you may have missed this week
This week’s top stories included a warning from Lincoln Pensions on the “triple whammy” faced by sponsor covenants, while MPs called for further input on the Pension Schemes Bill.
PP owner Incisive Media named B2B digital publisher of the year for a record fifth time
Incisive Media - the Covent Garden-based publisher of Professional Pensions – has won the AOP’s digital publisher of the year accolade for the fifth time in ten years.
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