You are cordially invited to attend our next online Coffee Morning tomorrow.
“The rule makers are ruining our retirements” was Tom McPhail’s slight bluster in the Times last week, reposted with commentary from Philip Hodges of Guiide and in turn some of the wider issues were picked up in a blog by our Chairman, Henry Tapper.
The original source for this was the FCA consultation paper CP25/39 which is open for responses until this Thursday 12th Feb. But Philip Hodges is known to double up with Tom McPhail on Policy and Practise, and Philip will be on Pension Play Pen tomorrow to discuss navigating forthcoming regulatory developments – support and protection for all savers.
We are delighted that Phil Hodges from Guiide will be joining us to discuss the Rulers and the rules governing retirement in the UK.
To register:
Please add to calendar for today at 10:30am and click HERE or on the Teams link below today.
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