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Good news for the planet but bad news for your pension pot

I am proud to be British and for Britain to be a place that people want to emigrate to. I am pleased to have a stable Government and an economy that is outperforming its peers. I am proud we are looking after those growing old. Continue reading →

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Why people like me can afford but don’t employ a financial advisor.

Artificial advice (if we can call it that) is the best that most of us feel we can afford. Continue reading →

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The Pensions Regulator takes on artificial intelligence with its own.

I didn’t think I’d side with the Pensions Regulator on AI but I do. Continue reading →

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“Pensions Expert DC & Master Trust Summit” – will AI turn DC pots to pensions?

Those retiring don’t have a clue how to decumulate their pots but that will change now AI is getting to grips with the nastiest hardest problem in finance. Continue reading →

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“Investors need to know you are ahead in the race to destroy humanity” – AI correspondence

Messages from the archive of Rutherford Hall, critical communications strategist Continue reading →

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Scottish Widows – is it a surprise we’re getting unregulated AI advice on retirement products?

26m of us don’t know what’s going on with their retirement savings. Does anyone blame them? I love these pictures of focussed and delighted wrinklies  finding that pension reports offer  reassurance. I press the link that find I am being … Continue reading →

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Millions of British people turn to AI to plan their finances

Millions turn to AI for financial advice despite FCA warnings Why do people need to turn to AI to plan ahead financially? In case we have forgotten, what we bought into with that savings plan, that personal pension plan, that … Continue reading →

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Can firms reorganise to realise the potential of AI?- Asks Torsten Bell

  Interesting that Torsten Bell, an economist , is looking to the potential of AI for UK growth Interesting (as always). Argues that strengthening evidence of AI making individuals more productive at specific tasks is not (yet) driving the relatively … Continue reading →

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Innovators and Disrupters needed to pay UK’s Civil Service pensions!

There’s a lot of work being launched to understand what has gone wrong with the Civil Service Pension. You can read about it here. I agree that the problem is systemic but I wonder what “enforcement” can bring about. How … Continue reading →

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The unstoppable closure of inefficient but engaging “comms”.

I wake this weekend to a barrage of articles warning me of the change that’s happened to my life. You may just mis-advise yourself Big Tech is fundamentally immoral Give us our lives back Is this a statement of helplessness … Continue reading →

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