FSA to investigate £11bn annuity market
The annuity market will come under investigation by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) later today when a major review is announced.
The Daily Telegraph reports the watchdog is to launch an inquiry into the value pensioners receive when buying an annuity with their pension pot. Reports indicate the FSA's probe of the £11bn annuity...
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