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Retirement Planner's round-up of the top pension stories this week.

Govt must act now on 'rip-off' pension charges - Labour Actions not words are needed to end the "rip-offs" in private pensions, Labour's shadow pensions minister has said. Gregg McClymont urged the coalition to move on its plans to deal with unfair high pension charges sooner rather than later. Yesterday, pensions minster Steve Webb said the government was prepared to act to cap charges on pension saving and urged providers to rewrite unfair terms and conditions which have trapped people in old-style schemes with high annual charges. To read more click HERE TPAS questions qual...

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