Pensions Liberation

Premier has produced 10 key questions trustees should ask their administrators regarding suspicious transfer requests

The High Court hearing into the legal status of nine suspected liberation schemes has been adjourned until autumn, The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has confirmed.

Pensions firms are calling for a list of registered pension providers in the UK so insurers can crack down on pension liberation scammers operating outside of the law.

The way alleged pension liberation schemes were operated after their inception is evidence they are not occupational pension schemes, a lawyer has argued.

A ruling that alleged pensions liberation schemes are not occupational schemes would have significant implications for members, a lawyer has argued.

The current High Court case regarding pensions liberation does not have the scope to end the practice, a Chancery Division judge has warned.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned an advertisement for pension liberation targeting public sector members after a complaint from the Greater Manchester Pension Fund (GMPF).

A high-profile court case to determine whether pension liberation schemes are illegal will begin on 16 July.

Andrew Warwick-Thompson denies 'passing the buck' on liberation fraud and says we all need to work together to beat the criminals

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) is preparing for a high-profile court case against an alleged liberation fraud operation in the hope it will secure a clear ruling that the practice is illegal.