Steelworkers' pro bono guidance saves two men £60k on first day
Set up shop in Port Talbot
A pro bono initiative set up by an adviser, that offers guidance to British steelworkers on their pensions, has saved two steelworkers a combined £60,000 in its first day.
Operation CHIVE - short for 'Counselling, Help, Information, Volunteer Exchange' - had its first sessions yesterday in locations close to British Steel sites. Echelon Wealthcare managing director Alistair...
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