Five stories you may have missed this week

Hope William-Smith
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This week’s top stories included a High Court judgement ruling the Pension Protection Fund’s compensation caps age discriminatory, while the revenue of the three biggest pension consultancy firms saw a year-on-year dip for 2019.

1) PPF compensation cap deemed age discriminatory The compensation caps applied by the Pension Protection Fund have been deemed age discriminatory by the High Court in another slap down of the l...

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