Mercer under fire again after asking for £280k transferred pension pot back
Client had retired
Investment consultancy and human resources giant Mercer has come under fire again after being accused of allowing a client to transfer part of their pension before asking for it back.
The client's financial adviser, who did not wish to be named, told Professional Adviser he was working with the client and his wife, who were both 55, and wanted to retire. The husband had the largest...
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