Monthly Archives: October 2009
The Gherkin and Lady Lucy
The gherkin and Lady Lucy’s hull were built concurrently- is there a known link between the building and traditional boatcraft? Continue reading
Chelsea versus Tottenham
Good things come in threes Continue reading
Watch out for the financial tsunami from an ageing population
The cost of an ageing population in Europe is expected to “dwarf” the impact of the current financial crisis many times over, a European Commission report reveals. Continue reading
Who exactly is upper class?
The upper class is now extinct. Continue reading
Why are people not worried about living for ever?
In a recent article, Brian Spence identifies “a potential gap between the income needed and the actual pension income immediately after retirement followed by a period when an increasing element of disability results in a lower income requirement but also … Continue reading
Summer’s lease
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=1853&id=100000341906456&l=720676583d Great days boating with Dick, Matthew,Jo, Rodnedy and Karen
How will Jersey deal with its pension liabilities?
I’m following the interractions between Jersey’s stakeholders with great interest. The island has much to offer the mainland (and Europe) as a test bed for pension reform. Continue reading
Antisocial media
We are surfing the tsunami of social media but fun as it is on the wave, we shouldn’t ignore its destructive capacity. Continue reading
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Will PADA put pensions on Facebook?
It’s not beyond PADA and their administrators to get feeds to Facebook. For that matter, it’s not beyond the people who administer today’s personal pensions- or company pensions.
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