Millions fewer savers receiving offers of pension scams

The number of unsolicited pension approaches have dropped, says Broadstone

Jasmine Urquhart
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7% of adults received a pension scam offer in 2022, according to FCA data
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7% of adults received a pension scam offer in 2022, according to FCA data

The number of adults receiving unsolicited approaches about their pensions has fallen by 6.5 million in the five years to 2022, analysis by Broadstone has found. Looking at data from the Financ...

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