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First Actuarial – “scaremongering on solvency is driving people to cash-out their DB pensions.”

Posted on July 28, 2017 by henry tapper

  In a week when we learned pension freedom withdrawals hit a record £1.9bn, First Actuarial warns advisers’ exaggerated concerns about the ongoing viability of defined benefit (DB) schemes is contributing to the recent surge in people cashing out. A … Continue reading →

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Posted in accountants, actuaries, advice gap, pensions | Tagged CETV, DB, Defined Benefist, Fab Index, FABI, pensions, transfers | 6 Comments
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