Pension and investment mis-selling – what accountants need to know
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Tim Wixted, solicitor and managing partner of mis-selling litigator, Neglect Assist has advised readers of Accountancy magazine about the pension system changes.
Wixted warns: “Since April the pension system has changed radically for people reaching their retirement.
Since April the pension system has changed radically for people reaching their retirement…
No longer must people put their defined contribution pension fund into an annuity. Instead, they can draw it down and do pretty much whatever they like with it.
There has yet to be a wave of horror stories of 60-something’s blowing it on fast cars, wild trips to Las Vegas or over indulging in Viking cruises around Scandinavia. But it is a big change and its consequences could easily lead to the misselling of investments that will make the PPI scandal look small beer.
You can read the complete article at: https://www.accountancylive.com/pension-and-investment-mis-selling-%E2%80%93-what-accountants-need-know#sthash.abwNdVyk.dpuf
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