The substantial jail terms secured against two fraudsters show how TPR and the courts will take tough action against pension scammers.
Continue readingJail terms alone won’t keep savers safe from scammers
Pension scams
Protecting savers in 2022: disrupting crime, managing climate risk and embracing diversity
If the pandemic has shown us anything it’s that the future cannot be predicted with any certainty – nobody has that magical crystal ball.
However, come what may, we are committed to striving to ensure all pension savers are protected and the start of 2022 presents an opportunity to look forward to what the new year will bring to workplace pensions.
Continue readingNew podcast: TPR Talks pension scams
We’ve published the first podcast in our new series TPR Talks.
In this first podcast of the series, Margaret Snowdon, Chair of the Pension Scams Industry Group and Nicola Parish, Executive Director of Frontline Regulation join us to discuss the threat of pension scams.
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COVID-19 has changed the world, not our focus on protecting savers
In my last blog, I said the world had changed with a move away from defined benefit (DB) pensions.
2020 will be a year of positive change
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PSIG needs you to help beat pension scams
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Trust at face value could wipe out your pension
The Facebook data scandal has got a lot of people thinking for the first time about what we share with organisations and how it will be used.