13 November 2020
The Work and Pensions Committee’s pensions inquiry
The pensions freedoms were introduced five years ago. They relaxed rules on how pensions can be taken, and gave those in later life new choices on what to do with their savings. With new freedoms, however, have come new challenges for consumers and for the industry. Savers who left to navigate a complex market have sometimes paid a very high price.
In the summer, the cross-party House of Commons Work and Pensions Committee launched a three strand inquiry to examine the effects of the 2015 shake-up, and how it is working for savers.
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