Editorial: TSC report has new ideas, but follows MPs' agenda rather than evidence

What the report does not obviously show, however, is while much of the evidence presented to MPs at its oral meetings is included in the report, the approach many firms would see as common sense has been ignored or viewed as companies looking to protect their own interests. Details of its Restoring confidence in long-term savings report – compiled as a result of several months of written and oral evidence by financial services firms, IFA, trade bodies, consumer groups and regulatory officials – appear to be tipped very consciously in the direction of consumer interests rather than pickin...