Daily Archives: September 16, 2026

The state pension increase – thoughts from an actuary who knows!

Those of you who read my blog a lot will know that there is only one person who knows the state pension who is an actuary and a pension expert. I will not name him but this is his response … Continue reading

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LCP – boy am I looking forward today’s day-long discussion at the Barbican!

I’m not a DB man, but I’m a collective pensions man and I will get a part of LCP’s DB conference dedicated to CDC (3pm – Draper and Taylor repeats the line up of last week’s PP coffee shop)! I’ll … Continue reading

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Can we expect with confidence the collective pension that we’re promised?

Thankfully there was a comment yesterday which I read on the embankment as I walked to the DWP to discuss our progress as a collective pension challenger! Outsider-looking-in says: September 15, 2026  I see CDC as being aimed at those … Continue reading

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Why the state pension should not plan to fail – the triple lock should stay.

From the reactions to the announcement that we will get a £500 increase in our universal wage in retirement (the state pension), you would have thought that the triple lock was responsible for political irresponsibility by economic realists. Steve Webb … Continue reading

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