Regulators team up with football legend as pension scam losses hit £30m
Football fans vulnerable
Clive Tyldesley, the face of the latest iteration of the ScamSmart campaign.
A total of £30,875,329 has been lost to pension scams since 2017, according to complaints filed with Action Fraud.
Scammers targeted pension pots big and small, with reported losses ranging from under £1,000 to as much as £500,000. The average victim was a man in his 50s. According to the Financial Conduct Authority...
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