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Work and Pensions Committee calls for action over fees on small pension pots

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Published on: 04 August 2020
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Law360: The Work and Pensions Committee (the Committee) has called on the pensions industry to come up with ‘workable solutions’ to the growing problem of people with multiple small retirement pots seeing their savings eroded by flat-rate fees.

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