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Benchmarking workplace pensions is not just for marketing!
Helen Ball has produced a superb article on benchmarking the workplace pension we are in against those of our neighbours. She starts like Jane Austen with a “universal truth – generally acknowledged”. We are all nosey and love to know … Continue reading
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“Helping savers understand their pension choices” My Blueprint for Trustees.
I’m using these cold and wet weekends we’re having, not to sit alone on my boat but to write to Government my thoughts on some of their papers that come out of the Mansion House Reforms. The one I … Continue reading
FCA delivers tardy providers and their IGCs a sucker punch
In a surprise statement, the FCA has accepted it my not given providers of workplace Group Personal Pensions (GPPs), sufficient clarity on what the FCA is looking for them to disclose. Some stakeholders think that costs and charges data should … Continue reading
Bench marking will challenge IGCs and raise their game!
This blog is a follow up to my piece which asks whether the FCA has let the IGCs off with impunity. The FCA has chosen not to publicly humiliate failing IGCs but to give them clear guidance for the future. … Continue reading
The future of employee benefits (guest blog from Matthew Masters)
Have you wondered what the future of employee benefit consulting holds in a world where 1.5 million employers will have workplace pensions? One thing’s for certain, with all those employers there will always be employees. With employees come employee benefits. … Continue reading