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Finding the right neck of the woods (for DC illiquids).
The appropriately named Guy Rainbird has commissioned work from the PPI that confirms a belief among many who understand investment trusts, that DC funds would be well advised to access the returns of illiquid assets through investment trusts. I’m quoting … Continue reading
Con Keating on the future of CDC – (pt 3)
This is the third of three blogs from Con which will in future appear in Professional Pensions. The idea that individual DC will produce pension outcomes that are satisfactory for the majority of retirement savers is now thoroughly discredited, as is … Continue reading
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Tagged CDC, Con Keating, decumulatioin, default, defaults, Money, Retirement
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The frictionless fees that shame our name!
I have been following at a polite distance the argument among financial advisers between those pressing for fee disclosure in pounds and pence and those who would prefer to charge and disclose advisor fees as a percentage of the fund. … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, advisory, Amazon, defaults, Drawdown, frictionless, IFA, spending, wealth management
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