Buzz: Half of respondents say TPR should regulate annuity brokers

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Just under half of participants thought The Pensions Regulator (TPR) should regulate annuity brokers.

One pointed out that this would make for a far more joined-up regulatory system. "What is the point of TPR regulating the growth of a member's fund if at the point of retirement high fees and b...

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