Tag Archives: consolidation

“So what’s the problem?” Con Keating on the PLSA’s consolidation paper.

Posted on March 19, 2017 by

    The PLSA paper “The case for consolidation” begs an important question; one far broader than it addresses. The Pensions Regulator and DWP have concluded that DB pensions do not suffer from a problem of systemic risk, but the … Continue reading →

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Let’s focus on real issues,not shock headlines- Dan Mikulskis on DB pensions

Posted on February 23, 2017 by

Though Redington and First Actuarial are very different types of consultancy, we share a concern for the future of DB and see many things in similar ways. This is a great blog by Dan Mikulskis, Head of Defined Benefit Pensions, … Continue reading →

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“Let my pension go!” Important news for those in workplace pensions

Posted on November 15, 2016 by

      This morning I got this email from John Yeo at the FCA We have published our final rules on capping early exit charges for consumers eligible to access the Government’s pension reforms from age 55. From 31st … Continue reading →

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Why shouldn’t pot follow member? Guest blog from Ralph Frank

Posted on October 27, 2015 by

The Government has recently announced that it has suspended plans to require that defined contribution pension pots of less than £10,000 automatically transfer when savers change jobs (and related pension arrangements).  Although the legal compulsion for such transfers has been … Continue reading →

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