Kevin Doran: Investment pathways circumnavigate suitability requirements
Short-changed for simplicity
Well intentioned as it may be, writes Kevin Doran, the FCA's investment pathways idea runs the risk of exposing investors to equally poor, or potentially worse, outcomes than remaining in cash
Since pension freedom was introduced in 2015, the world has waited with baited breath to see if pensioners could be trusted with their own savings - or whether a bird in the hand would be swapped for a...
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