Editorial: Have your say on pensions reform

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The pensions debate is swirling around and around and every aspect of potential reform is being scrutinized by industry experts willing to set out where they think the future of pensions should go.

The trouble is sometimes discussion about the subject can feel like information overload from a handful of specialists in their field, while those with smaller voices may feel they go unheard. Well all that is about to change, and if you’ve never taken it before this may be your opportunity to get involved in helping to shape the way in which the pensions industry is reformed and delivered to consumers. The Department of Work and Pensions wants the views of intermediaries in an effort to communicate with all sides of the pension debate, and recognising the need to involve IFAs, the go...

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