News Round-up - September 12

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Pensions industry divided over low-cost plans; Braemar fined £182,000 by FSA; Top executives will benefit from age laws; PwC defends major four auditors' stranglehold

Pensions industry divided over low-cost plans Financial Times (p4) Responses to the government’s consultation on the White Paper reveal that the pensions industry is split over plans for a nation...

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