Pru system error causes lengthy delay to client's pension withdrawal
Could be two months to complete payment
"We are expecting it around the middle of November, which will have been just over a month since requesting it" - financial adviser Joseph Bacon
Prudential has frustrated a financial adviser and his client after the life giant revealed it would take two months to process a pension withdrawal because of system issues, Professional Adviser has been told.
Financial adviser Joseph Bacon - who preferred not to reveal the name of his firm - told PA a client of his holds a pension in the Prudential Flexible Retirement Plan, which was discontinued a couple of...
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