The FSA needs to do its own work to ensure clients receive good pensions advice following its criticism of adviser firms last week, Skandia says.
Following an FSA report, which suggested some advice firms were unnecessarily switching clients from a personal pension into pricey SIPPs, Skandia says most advisers recognise that SIPP are not sui...
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