British Steel adviser Active Wealth enters liquidation
Accused of poor transfer advice
Active Wealth UK, a firm criticised for the advice it gave to British Steelworkers on transferring their pensions, has entered voluntarily liquidation.
A notice posted on The Gazette on 12 February said the company would be "wound up voluntarily" and that the firm is required to give proof of its debts by 30 March. Active Wealth was the first financial...
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