Pension Schemes Bill nears finish line with House of Lords approval
Royal assent soon

Pension Schemes Bill nears finish line with House of Lords approval
The Pension Schemes Bill has been approved by the House of Lords and should gain royal assent shortly.
The completion of its final stage in the parliamentary process comes just over a year after being introduced. The Bill includes legislation relating to the long-awaited pensions dashboard project set for...
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