High SIPP exit fees 'breach TCF'

SIPP exit fees have become so high they are breaking TCF obligations, according to Dentons Pensions Management.

Dentons business development manager Martin Tilley says the FSA should take urgent action to prevent providers levying disproportionate fees for unhappy customers to leave. Some providers are charging...

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