Cost of charge cap exceeds DWP forecast

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The cost of implementing the 0.75% charge cap has already overshot expectations from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

In its Regulatory Impact Assessment published in February, DWP estimated the cost to the industry would be £195m over a ten-year period. However, financial results from Standard Life and Scottis...

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