Consumer panel hits out at DC pension charges

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High and opaque charges are harming savers with defined contribution pension schemes, according to the Financial Services Consumer Panel.

The demise of defined benefit schemes has placed more importance on DC pensions and, though the auto-enrolment initiative is welcome, there "are still too many high-charging schemes which eat unfai...

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