WPC call for yearly freedoms success reporting quashed

Annual reporting in relation to pensions advice branded ‘not necessary’

Hope William-Smith
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WPC call for yearly freedoms success reporting quashed

Annual assessments of pension freedoms and annual reporting of its work in relation to pensions advice is not necessary, the government has said.

In an icy response to the Work and Pensions Committee's (WPC) 13th and 25th recommendations within the 25-strong package laid out in January, the government quashed the idea that regular reporting ...

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