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Respect your elders – it’s your consumer duty!
Action we’re taking on pensioner poverty Over the past few days I’ve been assembling my thoughts for a meeting with some industry big-wigs to discuss how the private sector can best address pensioner poverty. The meeting came out of work … Continue reading
Sorting pension credits – my strategic and tactical solutions.
We’ve been learning this week how this state and its citizens can work together to provide humanitarian aid where and when it is needed. Tax-payers agree to offer free accommodation to refugees and are rewarded for their expense by our … Continue reading
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Tagged elderly, Pension Credit, pension minister, Pensions, Rishi Sunak
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“Companiions” for us as we get older.
I had never heard of “Companiions“, till I read about the winners of the “Silver Lining” competition that has been co-created and promoted by my friend Sally Bridgeland. I am glad I have now. Many older people are rich in … Continue reading
The risks of social isolation (Matthew Edwards)
COVID-19 Actuaries Response Group – Learn. Share. Educate. Influence. Covid-arg.com Summary Responses to the pandemic continue to involve … Continue reading
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Tagged #covid19, Covid-19, elderly, Government, isolation, mental health, well-being
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Selling happiness by the pound
If I was Damian Stancombe, I wouldn’t be talking to me. Damian is a partner at a firm called Barnett Waddingham and I’m forever having a go at his firm. But he’s a tolerant fellow and we still … Continue reading
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Tagged Damian, elderly, grey hair, Happiness, Happy Henry, love, Old age, pension, pensions, pound, Savings, Spend, the pension pound
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