A number of local branches chose to split from charity in 2011 amid concerns over proposed sales arrangements Concerns approximately commercial activities were first raised five years ago at Age UK,which now pays more than £100000 a year to eight executives involved in selling energy deals and insurance to elderly people, it can be revealed.
A collection of local charities decided to split from Age UK in 2010 and 2011 amid concerns approximately commercial arrangements that the organisation wanted to impose on them. Related: Age UK found to be making millions from insurance and funeral deals Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com