FCA targets pension providers in value for money push

Next year will also bring new rules to help savers during decumulation

Jenna Brown
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set out its supervision focus for pensions with providers coming under scrutiny this year to ensure consumer value for money before shifting its focus to decumulation in 2022.

In its 2021/22 business plan, released today (15 July), the watchdog said it would focus on product design during accumulation in the coming year. It also said that during 2022 it would assess how ...

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