TPR and FCA join forces to improve pension saving outcomes
'Seismic shift'
Mills: “We want to hear about what is working well and where the journey can be improved."
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) are asking the industry for feedback on how to improve customer decisions about pensions at key life points.
In a joint call for input today (18 May) the regulators acknowledged the "seismic shift" in the pensions landscape since the 2012 introduction of auto-enrolment - notably the continuing move from defined...
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