Half of pension scam red flags raised by schemes involves advisers, finds survey

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Some 52% of red flags raised by schemes on suspected scam pension transfers involve advisers or unregulated introducers, a report by the Pension Scams Industry Group (PSIG) has claimed.

The voluntary body set up to support trustees, providers and administrators found these included advisers in a different country from the scheme member, or an adviser who appeared on an internal wa...

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