'DB transfer advisers made to look like drug dealers' - Tideway
PFS conference 2019
Tideway Investment Group head of private clients James Baxter suggested the press make defined benefit (DB) transfer advisers look bad, likening the media's portrayal of those giving advice on DB transfers...
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