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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Public sector pensions- who cares?
You don’t think public sector pension decisions matter? Take a look at your council tax bill -these things are bcoming second mortgages to many of us!
DON’T ASK – DON’T GET
We don’t like asking- but we love to be asked. Continue reading
Tagged 1, finance, mallowstreet, pension playpen, UK Treasury
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What to do with Fred Goodwin’s refunded pension
Of course it’s only been a decade or so since RBS bought Natwest and you can’t expect integrated systems or customer services overnight. So I’m prepared to forgive RBS for forgetting about customer service, after all they are a mighty investment bank and one that as a nation we can all be proud of.
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Posted in Fred Goodwin, RBS
Tagged cheques, Fred Goodwin, NatWest, personal banking, RBS, retail banking
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Public sector pension debt
How long before the ratings agencies catch up with us and require us to take action over our public sector pension debt? Continue reading
Posted in pensions, Treasury
Tagged ageing, Corin Taylor, Employment, finance, Government, Greece, IOD, Labour, Local government pensions, Longevity, pension, pensioners, pensions, Private sector, public sector, Retirement age, Salary, Treasury
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