Friday, 26 September 2014 12:16
Advisory firm blasts Government over 'guidance tax'
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Treasury offices. The guidance service is part of Treasury overhauls of the pensions system announced by the Chancellor in March
A Financial Planning firm has hit out at the costs facing advisers to fund the new retirement service pledged by the Government in the Budget, labelling it the 'guidance tax'.
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