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henry tapper
The pension Martin Lewis?
51 years old , twice married, one son. Cambridge Graduate , Icelandic fisherman, failed management consultant. Rugby player, oarsman and double bassist.
Tries most things once- usually badly
Blogroll
- Brilliant pension report from Raconteur
- Brilliant pensions website
- Bryanston School Alumni
- Chateau d'Oigny
- Guido Fawkes' political blog
- Inspirational blog from 21C actuary
- my linked in site
- Oliver Tapper's blog
- Pension Playpen
- Reasonable Force- should pensions be compulsory
- The Pension Play Pen
- Yeovil Town FC
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Chateaux in Piedmont
EU Solvency II
Yeovil Town
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the pension plowman
- From Brentford Town to Wembley, we'll keep the green flag flying high #ytfc #Brentforfglover http://t.co/yKjIRSVyZHthanks 1 hour ago
- Come on Yeovil! wp.me/ppXQz-2Mi via @henryhtapperthanks 12 hours ago
- More green and white spotted in Brentford #ytfc http://t.co/zynyo2PC8Mthanks 14 hours ago
- RT @TonySlimmings: Replacing the financial salesman in the workplace. wp.me/ppXQz-2Ma via @henryhtapper. As Henry I am glad to see e…thanks 14 hours ago
- “@TonySlimmings: Replacing the financial salesman in the workplace. wp.me/ppXQz-2Ma via @henryhtapper. glad to see end of GPP robberythanks 14 hours ago
- A momentous day for restoring confidence in UK pensions wp.me/ppXQz-2KJ via @henryhtapperthanks 14 hours ago
- Replacing the financial salesman in the workplace. wp.me/ppXQz-2Ma via @henryhtapperthanks 14 hours ago
- Come on Yeovil! wp.me/ppXQz-2Mi #ytfc #btfcthanks 14 hours ago
- Come on Yeovil! wp.me/ppXQz-2Mi #ytfc #btfcthanks 17 hours ago
- RT @JohnKendallFA: The John Kendall PFA Daily is out! paper.li/JohnKendallIFA… ▸ Top stories today via @BobEarnshaw @henryhtapper @DaleRockellthanks 18 hours ago
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- Replacing the financial salesman in the workplace.
- Come on Yeovil!
- A momentous day for restoring confidence in UK pensions
- How digitization is changing our lives
- What have the Australians done for us - not much!
- Who speaks for workplace pensions?
- Get up! Stand up! For your pension rights!
- Heavyweight support for CDC - the Dutchmen strike back!
- Would you take your chance on a mastertrust?
- Football - Yeovil Town FC
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- Brilliant pension report from Raconteur
- Brilliant pensions website
- Bryanston School Alumni
- Chateau d'Oigny
- Guido Fawkes' political blog
- Inspirational blog from 21C actuary
- my linked in site
- Oliver Tapper's blog
- Pension Playpen
- Reasonable Force- should pensions be compulsory
- The Pension Play Pen
- Yeovil Town FC
NAPF Presentation on “at retirment options”
DB de-risking presntation (ppt)
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Tag Archives: Blog
“How to keep these blogging jonnies in line”
On-line reputations are hard-won and easily lost. We are all prey to hackers who can range from the nuisance (mafia family on twitter) to the violently disruptive (where accounts are taken over as happened to … Continue reading
Posted in de-risking, Facebook, social media, twitter
Tagged Behavior, Blog, Facebook, Facebook features, linkedin, Online Communities, Social Networking, twitter
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Blog from a bus
I’ve never blogged from a bus before but this one’s going so slowly up to Hammersmith from Brentford that I’m blogging to keep myself awake- hope I don’t put you to sleep.
Verbal “straight through processing” -please think before pressing “reply all”
We (and I include myself as an offendor) could do with a little more engagement and a little less STP! Continue reading
Posted in social media
Tagged Blog, cc, email, reblog, retweet, social media, STP, straight through process, tweet
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The German Grand Prix and fixed results
I have no doubt that Ferrari will have to bow to the pressure of the spectators who demand “racing” not team orders. Senior Executives who forget their wider stakeholders would do well to learn that the media by which their decisions are judged is now truly “social”. Continue reading
Posted in social media
Tagged Blake, Blog, BP, Dylan, Ferrari, FIA, Ian Hislop, Private Eye, social media
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If you write as good as you talk – no one reads you
None of us currently have the answers and if we don’t have these conversations I suspect we never will! Continue reading →