Tens of thousands of grieving families face a new death duty on pensions and will be dragged into paying the dreaded 40 per cent charge for the first time.
The meeting comes six months after a ruling found women born in the 1950s could be owed up to £10.5billion. The Government has not yet committed to a payout.
Activists fear they may not get anything at all, as the Government refused to commit to any payouts, and Labour, whose responsibility it may be after the general election, has stayed silent.
In a long-awaited report, the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman said millions of women were failed by the Government and could be owed up to £10.5 billion in payouts.
In a growing trend costing taxpayers £10billion a year, fraudsters are turning youngsters into 'money mules' by channeling money through their child bank accounts