Daily Archives: December 4, 2022

Calculating losses from bad advice

To my blog on redress for the steelworkers, I’ve had this question on twitter. So you just assume a loss, even though in these instances they were very generous CETVs?   It’s the right question. The FCA tell us that … Continue reading

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Why CDC is the UK’ pension reformation.

The title of this blog might seem ambitious. Britain currently has no CDC pensions, only an application for a CDC pension scheme, sitting with TPR – from Royal Mail. While that scheme will provide a very ambitious, very expensive and … Continue reading

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How CDC will increase competition and member value

Yesterday I was inspired by reading a great article by Eversheds’ partner, Michael Jones in which he called on government to recognise CDC as a retail product available to anyone with savings in a qualifying DC pot. By shifting the … Continue reading

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