PASS offers to lighten FSCS levy

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Product providers signed up to the PASS Fees agreement are prepared to pay a one-off additional contribution to the FSCS levy worth £1.5m.

Peter Hales, chairman of Pension Advisers Support Systems (PASS) has released a statement this afternoon acknowledging IFAs have had trouble meeting their contributions to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. As a result, the industry has agreed to contribute an extra £1.5m on top of the £3m already pledged, says Hales. “IFAs have faced a significant hike in their FSCS Levy this year so providers have decided in view of this financial challenge on a one-off extension of support in recognition of the difficulties faced by the minority. “ Since the FSCS was launched three years...

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