Adrian Boulding: FCA retirement review reveals consumer 'self-harm'
Regulator 'awake at night' over consumer detriment

Adrian Boulding assesses the post-pension freedom FCA Retirement Outcomes Review. Here, he outlines three positive results from the regulator's paper and three points which 'stuck in his gullet'
I found myself in a good place after reading all 78 pages of the final report of FCA's Retirement Outcomes Review (ROR). I felt that sort of bond and comradeship that you feel when you realise that...
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