TPAS mulls launch of video service to help meet 'guidance guarantee'

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The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) is considering the launch of video and Skype services to meet public demand for the government's ‘guidance guarantee'.

Chief executive Michelle Cracknell (pictured) welcomed the at-retirement flexibility outlined by Chancellor George Osborne in the Budget 2014 and said the organisation would broaden its services to...

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