Pension Life founder Angie Brooks has hit out angrily at suggestions that she has been trading without proper qualifications and that she has been guilty of double standards for allegedly receiving money from both the clients of and some companies that they were campaigning against. In response to the reports by BBC Radio Four's You and Yours programme, as reported yesterday, about Brooks' practices, she has angrily responded to what she dramatically claims is "misinformation based on deliberate malice" and based on what she calls "illegally-obtained data on consumers". The BBC Radi...
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