Monthly Archives: December 2010
UK Pensions – How Lucky We Are
We should be proud of our pension system and I for one go into 2011 believing that America and other nations can look to the UK for leadership in this field. Continue reading
Peter Freebody (1934-2010)
Peter died in his kitchen from a heart attack at the age of 76. It was just before Christmas.
Trans-global joy
The best part of the Christmas story was the Magi rocking up at Bethlehem following a global sat nav and a lot of hope..
A Christmas message of hope for your pension
Since there is no obvious pressure on companies to renegotiate charges for their employees , I see no obvious reason why pension charges will fall. Unless that is, voices such as the RSA are heard.
Don’t put your house on it
Of course with pensions the outcomes are not so polarised- you don’t lose all if your horse doesn’t win. But the stakes are much higher- when you annuitise you are betting your standard of living for the rest of your life.
An overdue consultation
We have the right to ask a simple question back to Government- why weren’t we asked these questions before?
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Playpen wine tasting – the photos
Playpen wine tasting- the photos Continue reading
Play boys- play girls
Play pen parties rock – big up to all! Snow and ice cannot stop us having fun. Huge thankyou to all who could and all who couldn’t – Dick Strattan – legend – honour and a privilege to share a room when … Continue reading
Gangsters appoint gangsters shock.
What profiteth it a man if he gains the whole wide world and loses his soul?