U.K. Labour Party Seeks Lower Charges for Private Pension Plans

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Britain’s opposition Labour Party called for lower fees on private pension plans, saying consumers are losing money through concealed charges and penalties for changing providers.

“Right now, a worst-case scenario could see a pensions saver lose up to half of their pension thanks to hidden costs and charges,” Labour’s spokesman on pensions, Liam Byrne, said in an e-mailed statement. “We’re determined to make sure savers are served by every pensions company playing to the standards of the best.”