PLSA hints at membership fee reform

James Phillips
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Members of the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA) could see a change in their membership fee as the trade body hints it will evaluate its charging model.

Currently, business membership costs are between £840 and £16,803 a year, depending on assets under management or UK pension turnover. For pension fund members, the cost is calculated at 20.73 p...

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