'Rogue' pension firms wound up for 'scant regard' to £21m savings

James Phillips
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The High Court has wound up six pension and finance companies after they were found to have abused millions of pounds of people's savings.

The firms were forced to wind up on 30 May after being placed into provision liquidation in April, following an investigation which found 520 savers were lured into transferring around £21m. Usi...

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