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Dismay the marginalised lose trust in retirement saving – a Cambridge University study
This study tells us something we perhaps feel inside, that giving us the freedom to get out of saving retirement doesn’t make retirement very good. Here’s the abstract Both insufficient saving and early withdrawal of retirement savings jeopardize financial … Continue reading
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Tagged Cambridge University, Early withdrawl, minorities, Pension Freedoms, Retirement
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The impact of Emma Rampton on Cambridge University’s Endowment.
Emma Rampton became Registrary in 2017. The office of Registrary was created in 1506 and Emma Rampton was the 27th person – and first woman – to hold it. The Registrary is the University’s principal administrative officer, head of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Cambridge University, Emma Rampton, Endowment, Registration
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Is the tide turning in the University pension dispute?
The lecturers at Oxford University have received a significant email. I don’t have the email but I have Mike Otsuka’s tweets of it. This is how the dispute will be resolved. There is some powerful emotional intelligence at play here and I … Continue reading
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Tagged Cambridge University, Louise Richardson, Mike Otsuka, Oxford University, pensions, UCU, USS
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