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To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will review the level and practice of undeclared costings charged by financial institutions to private investors on open-ended investment trusts and other products.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will review the level and practice of undeclared costings charged by financial institutions to private investors on open-ended investment trusts and other products.
The Government is aware of the impact that costs can have on investment returns. While there are currently no plans for HM Treasury to undertake a review the Government is working with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which regulates the disclosure of fees and expenses in accordance with existing regulation.
The FCA has conducted a review on the clarity of fund charges within the current regulatory framework to ensure costs are clearly set out to consumers. It will publish its findings in quarter 2 2014. The FCA has also worked closely with the Treasury to shape future European legislation which will improve the disclosure of fund charges across Europe.
In his deliberations will the Minister take account of similar legislation that is going through the Northern Ireland Assembly?
In his deliberations will the Minister take account of similar legislation that is going through the Northern Ireland Assembly?
As the Secretary of State said in answer to an earlier question, we are interested in what has already happened in Wales, and what is being considered in Scotland and in Northern Ireland.
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport if he will consider introducing a phased reduction in driving licence fees for drivers in the years immediately prior to their 70th birthday.
[159941]
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport if he will consider introducing a phased reduction in driving licence fees for drivers in the years immediately prior to their 70th birthday.
[159941]
The fee structure for driving licences is kept under constant review, with all changes to statutory fees subject to public consultation. There are no plans to introduce a charging system using an age-based sliding scale. Previous consultations on fee strategy have not shown any demand for such a scheme.