WPC seeks scam victim responses for impact of freedoms inquiry

Hope William-Smith
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The Work and Pensions Committee (WPC) is hoping victims of pension fraud will respond to the call for input ahead of its much-anticipated inquiry reviewing the impact of the introduction of pension freedoms five years on.

Pensions scams will be the central focus in the first part of the three-part inquiry, which will be conducted in separate parts over the coming years. Speaking to Professional Pensions, a WPC sp...

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