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Paul Todd will explain Nest’s new “pension” – after a Pension Schemes Act.
Paul’s talking at a Pension PlayPen coffee morning on Tuesday. Paul is COO of Nest and well known to many of us for a biography of Paul is at the bottom of the blog. It is an important talk and … Continue reading
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A statement from the University and College Union;- “conditional indexation at USS”
By email Henry Tapper 30 June 2026 Conditional Indexation at USS – A response to your Blog 26 June 2025 I write as one of the University & College Union members of the USS Stability Working … Continue reading
LDI more good than harm? LDI more harm than good?
I’ve been wondering why I’m interested in LDI. It’s not out of academic interest – I don’t think academically and I’m not a practitioner. I have no skin in the game. But LDI interests me as someone who’s interested … Continue reading
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How defined is your benefit?
Today the Pension Institute, those “left-leaning losers” who shaped the Labour manifesto before the last election, will publish an uncompromising paper setting out the state of our defined benefit pensions, especially those supported by private sector “promises to pay”. … Continue reading
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