ABI to engage with FCA and Treasury on excessive early exit charges Association of British Insurers 1 min read19 January 2016 Partner content ABIs response to the Chancellors announcement on excessive early exit charges in today'sTreasury questions [19 Jan 2015]. Yvonne Braun, ABI Director of Long Term Savings Policy, comments: “We note the announcement by the Chancellor today that he plans to introduce a new duty on the FCA to cap exit charges on pensions. As the FCA acknowledge, more than eight out of ten customers do not have to pay early exit charges to access their pensions. Where they do, most fees are below 5% and were put in place decades before the Freedom Choice reforms were introduced. We will engage closely with the FCA and Treasury on this issue going forward.” Related Rachel Reeves Is Borrowing From The Old To Bring About Growth By Chetun Patel 06 Jan