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Monthly Archives: April 2026
Yeovil Town – safe and sound! I’ll return down south relieved.
The Glovers safe “Yeovil are safe in the National League” ….not the headline that will sell many reads on this blog Will Merry wins it late for Yeovil with a fantastic solo goal! 🤯 pic.twitter.com/8yCIb8TAtr — National League on DAZN … Continue reading
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Thoughts on the sustainability of public pensions
Two respected minds say this on “pensions”. First a former Trustee. derekscott1 says: April 2, 2026 at 7.32 I was with the union view until I read the part that says “The Office for Budget Responsibility has been clear that public … Continue reading
From might to misery in a decade; Cumbo reminds us of BSPS and of those it should have looked after.
I am pleased that Jo Cumbo retains her passionate interest in what happened here. A decade on and ÂŁ106m in redress has now been offered to 1,870 former British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS) members who were given unsuitable transfer … Continue reading
The sun arrived for us in Perthshire
It’s been a week since I could say that but yesterday morning the sun blessed mid Perthshire with its rays! What a sight at every turn! These are four sights on my walk towards the sleeping giant! Trace the skyline … Continue reading
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“Pensions aren’t for the real world” – says a recruiter. “Yes they are!” says Terry!
I had a conversation yesterday evening with a recruiter whose job it is to get big projects done by people who build houses. We talked about what made a job attractive to working people in his sector. He talked of … Continue reading
What can C-Suite can do for your DB scheme? An advert from William McGrath
A Risk-Benefit analysis for sponsors and trustees is needed to make good quality, informed decisions. Perhaps the time has come for sponsors and trustees to be more activist. Don’t wait to be told. Do the work yourself and scrutinise the … Continue reading
Informed decisions on DB strategies – William McGrath
This blog is written by William McGrath and sets out his view of how we can manage DB pension schemes in the private sector. I do not take the private sector to include LGPS or the unfunded pensions that are … Continue reading
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Prospect Union on Reform’s plans for public sector “pensions”.
Prospect is a progressive union when it comes to pensions and I’m pleased they’ve sent me their reaction to Reform’s plan to convert public sector pensions to funded DC pots for those joining in the future If I were a … Continue reading
Hutton and Lyons as one on an investment opportunity in Britain
I am very pleased to read of this from two friends – Will Hutton and Nick Lyons Congratulations to the team at British Growth Partnership and BBB. But it is also a reminder that supply of long term patient capital … Continue reading
A grey day is brightened by water and spring’s flowers!
I felt as Wordsworth may have felt , coming across a host of flowers tossing their heads to each other and to me – in a distant corner of Rannoch. I took a few home to show to my brothers … Continue reading
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The earnings increases that can now be expected in2027, 2028 and, probably, 2029 are not part of the triple-lock. It’s…