British Steel adviser now linked to Trinity Mirror pension scheme members
British Steel financial adviser and former managing director of Active Wealth UK Darren Reynolds advised a group of people from the Trinity Mirror pension scheme to transfer out of their defined benefit (DB) pensions.
Reynolds became well-known during the British Steel Pension Scheme saga, when his firm Active Wealth UK fell into liquidation after advising numerous steelworkers to transfer out of their DB pensions...
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