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Tag Archives: Gina Miller
What would BREXIT mean to workplace pensions?
Europe has a great deal of influence on UK pensions; the influence includes fund reporting, funding requirements, reserving against risk and even competition between service providers. This can have very strange results. The reason that NEST has such a … Continue reading
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Tagged Brexit, Gina Miller, pensions, Ros Altmann, workplace, workplace Pensions
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34 firms under investigation by FCA for non-disclosure of investment charges
The Times are running this story as a result of a tip-off by professional charge-busters and founding members of the awkward squad SCM Direct. If you don’t know what SCM Direct is, that’s because you aren’t one of … Continue reading
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Tagged AgeWage, Alan Miller, charges, Gina Miller, Mifid II, OCF, pensions, Priips, the Times, True and fair
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Miller time! A crunching analysis of the FCA’s Asset Management Study.
Asset managers and investment advisers stand accused of complicity in lining their pockets at the expense of unwary and helpless investors. One asset manager (now an adviser) who has never stood by and has always shouted for truth and … Continue reading
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It was our Gina what done it!
The unexpected decision in the Supreme Court to give power to our parliament to debate the pushing of the button, created an upheaval in financial markets that had more or less given up on anything than a hard Brexit. The … Continue reading
