'Outpouring' of adviser support to help British Steel pension 'fiasco'
Pro bono guidance
"This is nothing in isolation - it is the first of many schemes that will face these sorts of problems" - Echelon Wealthcare's Alistair Rush
British steelworkers have seen an "outpouring" of support from the adviser community offering assistance on a pro-bono basis as they decide whether or not to transfer out of their defined benefit (DB) pensions.
Echelon Wealthcare managing director Alistair Rush, who has been heavily involved in helping the steelworkers, set up Operation CHIVE, to take place next week on 11 and 12 December. CHIVE - short for...
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