Consumers invited to debate on the idea of targeted support

Phoenix Insights forms panel to meet in early 2025

Isabel Baxter
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Phoenix Insights has invited consumers to engage in debate around the idea of targeted support in early 2025.

The firm said this work aims to "bring an informed consumer voice into the debate" and "enable consumers to make a meaningful and essential contribution on targeted support, considering how this works for them as individuals and for society at large". Phoenix Insights is establishing a consumer advisory panel, working with research specialists Community Research. The panel will meet several times over the first half of 2025, which the firm said will "gradually building their understanding and opinions on how to help consumers facing decumulation decisions". Panellists included will be...

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