TPO complaints set to increase, Sackers says

Webinar encourages trustees to pay attention to transfers and death benefits

Jasmine Urquhart
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Sackers senior counsel Arshad Khan: Trustees should pay attention to their transfers, misquotes and death benefits processes to avoid TPO complaints
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Sackers senior counsel Arshad Khan: Trustees should pay attention to their transfers, misquotes and death benefits processes to avoid TPO complaints

Complaints to The Pensions Ombudsman (TPO) are set to rise, according to a webinar held by Sackers earlier this week.

The webinar, chaired by Sackers senior counsel Arshad Khan, encouraged trustees to "pay close attention" to potentially thorny areas such as transfers, misquotes and death benefits, which can be pa...

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