By Kira Nickerson Multi-ties are to be in place before 6 April, allowing banks and building societie...
By Kira Nickerson Multi-ties are to be in place before 6 April, allowing banks and building societies to sell stakeholder pensions from other providers. The FSA has issued a consultation paper concerning changes to the polarisation regime by allowing tied agents to sell products from other providers. At the moment the authority is only recommending the changes be applied to the selling of Cat standard products such as Isas and stakeholder pensions. It intends to do a wider review concerning the selling of other products later this year. The consultation paper follows the announcement by ...
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