Quilter is calling on the government to scrap plans to move the normal minimum pension age (NMPA) to 57.
The government announced in February it would press ahead with proposals aimed at increasing the NMPA, the age at which people can access private pension savings, from 55 to 57.
It was a coalition government policy in 2014 that it would be appropriate for the NMPA to be set at 10 years below state pension age.
It was argued in the latest government’s cons...
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