British Steel: Was Port Talbot the tipping point for pension freedoms?
DB schemes' reputation 'taken a hammering'
As the initial euphoria of 'never having to buy an annuity again' wears off, the prospect of pension freedom becomes less appealing, writes Henry Tapper
Whether ‘sausage and chips' or ‘chicken in the basket', the ‘factory gating' that has gone on in South Wales has thrown up new icons for pension freedoms, replacing the Lamborghini with a rather greasier...
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