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Analysis: Independent financial advice firm LEBC’s decision to leave the defined benefit transfer market has reignited concerns over shortages of quality advice, with experts warning that tighter regulation could lead to further exits.

Sophia Imeson | September 3, 2019

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Concerns over IFA shortages after LEBC leaves DB transfer market

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