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In order for us to discuss a member's pension scheme with you, you must provide a valid Letter of Authority that is signed and dated by the member.
It’s important to note that a Letter of Authority will not allow us to pay funds from the member’s pension to a third party, unless this is part of a fee agreement or transfer out to a recognised pension scheme.
The Letter of Authority should explain what the third party (you as the adviser) are authorised to do. It should also contain the member’s full name, policy number, address and date of birth.
If you need more information about providing a Letter of Authority, contact our support team.