Tag Archives: Engagement

Data should drive AE reform in 2017

Posted on August 11, 2016 by henry tapper

We live at a time dominated by data. Never before has data been so readily available to policy makers. But with so much about, it’s the job of those at DWP and tPR to sort out what’s relevant and what’s … Continue reading →

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Pensions -No engagement without ownership!

Posted on April 16, 2016 by henry tapper

  It is generally accepted that ownership implies accountability. Ownership is  the word we use in business to say we’ll take responsibility for the outcomes of an action; as in “I’ll own this one”. We’ve learned that unless someone owns a … Continue reading →

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Pension Freedoms need a Pension Dashboard

Posted on March 23, 2016 by henry tapper

Jo Cumbo asks how the Pension Freedoms are bedding down. I don’t have access to the big data of an insurer but I am 54 and am now only six months from my entitlement to blow my savings on whatever I … Continue reading →

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