04 September 2020
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The 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.
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 spokesman...
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