Five million pension savers at risk of falling prey to scammers
23% would discuss pension with cold caller
Five million pension savers could be putting their retirement pots at risk to scammers, The Pensions Regulator (TPR) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have warned as part of their latest ScamSmart campaign.
The regulators' joint warning has come as research revealed 42% of pension savers - which equates to more than five million people - could be at risk of falling for common tactics used by scammers by taking...
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