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Category Archives: Brexit
The sharks using Brexit to prey on DB pensions.
You don’t have to go to Spain or Dubai to get poor advice on managing your retirement finances – try France. In this article, Des Cooney from Axis Consultants in Paris offers British expats this advice In the mean-time expats … Continue reading
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Tagged Axis, Brexit, Carillion, DB pensions, Des Cooney, Phil Loughton
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In the battle of Brexit – are we the home guard?
Recently I went to the Battle of Ideas Festival. It made me think how we might make a good pensions system work for Britain (we usually think the other way round). Most political ideas revolve around Brexit, so why not … Continue reading
“Britain’s future is brighter than the British realise!” – Dr Pippa Malmgren
This is a blog by Pippa Malmgren. I met her through the good folk at Mallowstreet and she is my favourite economic commentator bar none. So I’m really pleased she’s agreed for me to republish this remarkable work here. … Continue reading
