£12.7bn accessed flexibly since pension freedom - govt figures
Evidence of 'more regular withdrawals'
£12.7bn has been accessed flexibly since the introduction of pension freedom, according to government figures - £1.86bn of that in the second quarter of this year alone.
Consumers have accessed almost £13bn since the pension freedom reforms were implemented in 2015, the latest government data has shown.
Data published in July for the two-year period since the second quarter of 2015 showed £12.7bn has been accessed flexibly so far - £1.86bn of that in the second quarter of this year alone. Documents...
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