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“Fifty shades of nay” – how hard should it be to get digital access to your data?

Posted on August 18, 2019 by henry tapper

Providers are always finding new ways to stop AgeWage getting the data authorised us by letters of authority (LOA). Even when an individual signs an LOA – and the insurer is legally required to act on it – the struggle … Continue reading →

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Posted in pensions | Tagged AgeWage, Data, data protection act, DPA, GDPR, Law Commiession, pensions | 3 Comments
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