Prudential promises redress after retirement account failings
Service suffered from high demand
Prudential has promised "appropriate redress" to customers affected by service issues on its savings and income retirement account.
Launched in September, Prudential called the service a ‘game- changer' in offering customers the opportunity to accumulate and withdraw money from the account at the same time. But less than a year...
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