Siobhan Barrow: What retirement advisers have learned after five years of 'freedom'
George Osborne's baby
Siobhan Barrow assesses the impact of pension freedom after five years of operation. Here she explains what advisers should be asking clients to ensure they get the most out of their retirement during these turbulent times
When pension freedoms were introduced by the government in 2015, they ushered in a new era of choice for customers, promising more control over how people manage their pension funds. Five years on and...
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