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The Dashboard is cleaning up our data – so we’ll see our retirement wages.
It makes us think;- the prospect of life with a pension dashboard! If Chris Curry is right, the dashboard has done part of its job- a year from starting. We don’t know when he’ll have it open to the public … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Curry, Dashboard, Geraldine Brassett, Income, Money Helper, pension
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Consistency needed for “expected income” from the pension dashboard.
Here is the paragraph from DWP that could mean most to those using the Pension Dashboard (IMO) 20. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is working closely with the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) to explore the development of standardised … Continue reading
Richard Smith is Janus ; he looks forward and backwards.
Richard is nostalgic and far-seeing! Richard is Janus, the god of beginnings, gates, transitions, time, duality, doorways, passages, frames, and endings. He is usually depicted as having a double-sided head. Janus presides over the beginning and ending of conflict, and … Continue reading
Richard Smith is Janus ; he looks forward and backwards.
Richard is nostalgic and far-seeing! Richard is Janus, the god of beginnings, gates, transitions, time, duality, doorways, passages, frames, and endings. He is usually depicted as having a double-sided head. Janus presides over the beginning and ending of conflict, and … Continue reading
The Pension Dashboard’s going well but it needs to agree this word “pension”.
Richard Smith is at the centre of any conversation about Pensions Dashboard(s). You don’t have to click through to see the video. The Pensions Dashboard doesn’t answer the kind of questions people should have. It shouldn’t use delusional simplicity. Five … Continue reading
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Tagged Dashboard, Lump sum, Pension Dashboard, Pensions, Richard Smith
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Why aren’t we all pension millionaires?
While an excellent discussion of how to improve the income people get from saving for a pension was taking place with Jonathan Stapleton, a range of commentators were lining up to bemoan the ignorance of the public. The Pensions UK … Continue reading
When can our retirement wage cut be displayed on our phone?
Kevin Peachey writes a sad article in the BBC about our retirement prospects. Richard Smith has a further point to make; he makes it very well! I’ve reported the Pensions UK report from the perspective of a well off FT … Continue reading
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Tagged after work, BBC, Dashboard, ft, Kevin Peachey, Pensions, Riochard Smith
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Talking about death; – some practical posts on how to help the bereaved.
It is hard to talk about death, but some people let their feelings out in written words and share them with those they know, those they don’t , those they’d like to know. My friend Alan Chaplin wrote to … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Chaplin, Bereavment, Dashboard, Death, life insurance, Pensions, Roger Higgins
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Visualising retirement with the Pension Dashboard (lessons from Denmark and R Smith!)
There was an agreement in 2020 that the pension dashboard would publish details of people’s DC pots as “pensions” using SMPI numbers to offer people an Estimated Retirement Income (ERI). Speaking with Richard Smith I got the impression … Continue reading
Targeted support – as irrelevant as Pensions Wise?
I wonder if I should feel excited that the Government’s FCA feels we need guidance as to how to benefit from private pensions. Shouldn’t we be able to benefit from our retirement savings without targeted guidance? The public has made … Continue reading