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As pandemic restrictions end across the country americans looking to get back in the game, back to normal, are paying more to do so. consumer prices rose as the fastest rate since the summer of '08. stephanie ruhle brings us more on why. >> reporter: peter started a new job in march and spending more time at the officer which means spending more money, too. >> plenty of costs. >> reporter: inflation rising 5%. the fastest pace in nearly 13 years and sticker shock to many. >> there's a lot more conversations happening around trying to saver, trying to watch. what we spend it on. >> reporter: ex...

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FCA publishes customer vulnerability guidance By Duncan Ferris 23/2/21 Pension companies must work to understand the characteristics of vulnerability that are likely to be present in their target market or customer base, according to new guidance from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The regulator’s new guidance for firms on the fair treatment of vulnerable customers calls for companies from different ends of the financial services sector to be more aware of customers’ vulnerabilities, for example noting that common characteristics of pension customers may involve health and l...

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