Treasury in 'major U-turn' over plans to fine DC savers who access pots
The government has dropped plans to fine savers who access defined contribution (DC) pots under changes announced in the Budget but fail to alert all their previous pension providers.
In what has been described as a "major U-turn" the Treasury tabled an amendment Taxation of Pensions Bill on 24 November, relaxing some of the strictures introduced in October. The original proposal...
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