Extending time horizons can ease short-term funding pressure, but it shifts risk toward younger members. Reform should make those intergenerational…
I've just come across this letter from Smithers, covering DB pensions in general and the USS in particular. https://smithers.co.uk/extending-the-liabilities-time-horizon-is-key-to-pensions-reform/
Great. A chance to nit-pick something from Steve Webb. The Married Woman’s Option finished in 1977, not 1978. SERPS was…
I was told by the Pensions Service, that if I divorced my husband before I retired, I would get a…
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Farage may be about to discover what £72m can’t buy – Nelson Nelson
“We just don’t have British resident donors or British entities that would support us,” Reform UK’s James Orr told the undercover reporter. “That’s the grim reality.” And a bit of an embarrassment. The ‘party of the people’ gets negligible money … Continue reading
Making Money for Torsten
It’s good to see Torsten Bell, like Pensions UK – reaching out to Damien and Timeyin. The change that is needed won’t come from inside our little room. They are making their own way to fame, self-financing their podcasts with … Continue reading
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Crypto lives outside the regulatory perimeter – just let it burn.
Apparently the crypto boom has burst for the Miami nightclubs that prospered on the extravagance of crypto nerds who made and paid for their parties in bit coin. The new partygoers were “95 per cent men, young . . . with a kind … Continue reading
The fall of FTX – is $32bn a cheap price for a valuable lesson
No matter how successful the liquidators, the losses incurred by the investors in the FTX business empire are going to be large and painful and -sadly – many who lose money will be vulnerable and the losses will really hurt. … Continue reading
When taxation is retroactive it will change behaviour. Be careful with envy focused legislation promote real solutions to British poor…