Pensions scams can be devastating. Last year the average victim lost £82,000. For some, that’s their entire lifesavings. They can happen to anyone.
Research shows up to five million savers are in danger of falling for one of the most common scam tactics. To help guide their pensions decisions, half of savers look to their employer for pensions advice first.
Do you know the signs of a scam? How you can help if you’re an employer?
Find out more at: Avoiding pension scams
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