Personal Finance: Loose Change

Saturday 17 July 1999 00:02 BST

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THE FINANCIAL Services Authority (FSA), the financial regulator, has published two free information booklets for consumers who are considering opting out or transferring out of their employers' pension schemes. The first publication is the FSA Guide to Risks of Pension Transfers. The second is the FSA Guide to the Risks of Opting Out of Your Employer's Pension Scheme. Call 0800 917 3311, or contact the FSA website: www.fsa.gov.uk

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