TPAS sees 9% drop in enquiries in final year

James Phillips
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The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) helped 187,000 people in 2017/18, a 9% fall on the previous year despite setting up special helplines for specific scheme members.

In its annual review for the year, the organisation said the figure, which is also up 121% on 2013/14, shows it has been able "to exceed our own expectations", with new service delivery channels an...

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