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What the budget means for pension wealth – McPhail this morning (link included)
Tom is more of a lifetime savings than a pensions man but you can’t have pensions without a lifetime of doing something and for most of us , we need to save to have a wage in retirement. It’s a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bruce Springsteen, pension playpen, thunder road, Tom McPhail
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“We ain’t that young anymore” (free link inside for Tuesday’s coffee morning)
Tom is more of a lifetime savings than a pensions man but you can’t have pensions without a lifetime of doing something and for most of us , we need to save to have a wage in retirement. It’s a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bruce Springsteen, pension playpen, thunder road, Tom McPhail
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Carfest South – your chance to wear those wellies
They’ve been lying in the back of the cupboard since you bought them. They made you feel so young- they made you feel like spring had sprung. But you never made it to (let alone through) the Glastonbury ticket … Continue reading
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Tagged born to run, Bruce Springsteen, Business, camaro, carfest, carfest15, chris evans, darkness on the edge of town, junglelands, paul heaton, seasick steve, thunder road
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Born to overrun – Springsteen dancing in the park
Last night Hyde Park hosted 80,000 mesmerised spectators who stood in the rain and listened to Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band , joined by Sir Paul McCartney – the legend. Here’s the video footage of the two singing “I saw her standing … Continue reading
Posted in Bankers, Consolation, Greece, happiness, pension playpen, springstee, Springsteen, The Racket of the Lambs
Tagged Bruce Springsteen, BruceSpringsteen, E Street Band, Hard Rock Calling, Hardrock, London, McCartney, Paul McCartney, Springsteen, Steven Van Zandt, Tom Morello, westminster
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Linkedin Jungleland
It exists because of the same urge I had as a thirteen year old – I just wanted to get out more. Continue reading