Regulator warns of risk of 'costly' data errors ahead of pension flexibilities

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Pension schemes have been urged to make accurate record-keeping a priority ahead of the implementation of freedom and choice from 6 April.

This comes after The Pensions Regulator (TPR) opened cases against 11 out of a sample of 237 schemes following the launch of its thematic review into recording keeping, which was confirmed last yea...

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