Phoenix 'concerned' about volume and types of new scams
Customer reported visit to home
Pension group Phoenix has said more of its customers are reporting approaches from unregulated companies after obtaining personal information or details about their pensions.
The group, which owns brands Axa, SunLife and Abbey Life, said it was not only the volume of approaches that was concerning, but the type of data being requested as well. After conducting research among 2,000...
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