Comment: Don't forget the members in Imperial case
Members caught up in Bridge v Yates are frustrated
The first occupational pensions case to reach the Supreme Court was heard on Monday and Tuesday this week.
Bridge Trustees v Yates has been rumbling on for a number of years but the Supreme Court hearing should bring a final resolution to the question of what is, and what is not, ‘money purchase'. The Department...
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