Financial advisers and pensions experts have raised concerns about defined benefit (DB) schemes and master trusts increasingly appointing restricted advisers or in-house teams who are motivated to keep members on the schemes’ platform, leading to a potential conflict of interest.
Multiple pensions industry insiders and advisers told PP sister title, Professional Adviser they are aware that a growing number of master trusts and DB schemes are offering in-house advice or have...
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