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Film of a session with Tom McPhail, Jo Cumbo and an engaged audience.

In video we get Jo Cumbo and Tom McPhail Yesterday’s session of the Pension PlayPen followed a conversation between Will Hutton and Ashok Gupta that had explored another way of thinking about pensions. Both views are valid and both got … Continue reading

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Effective Investment is the theme of today’s investment special – 10.30 am – link inside

This morning will be special for coming at a crucial point. Ashok Gupta are special having been around a bit and seen the good and bad! Their views matter – so do yours – join us! We are in a … Continue reading

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Tuesday morning will be something special – here’s the detail of our investment special

We are in a period of political change and also change in pensions. This coffee morning will focus on how pensions can change the way ccapital is managed in the UK. The new forces influencing pensions are talking about effective … Continue reading

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Hutton and Gupta on what makes pension investment effective.

We are in a period of political change and also change in pensions. This coffee morning will focus on how pensions can change the way chcapital is managed in the UK. The new forces influencing pensions are talking about effective … Continue reading

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Hutton and Gupta on what makes pension investment effective.

We are in a period of political change and also change in pensions. This coffee morning will focus on how pensions can change the way  capital is managed in the UK. The new forces influencing pensions are talking about effective … Continue reading

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Where is the money to pay for this? In our pensions – that’s where!

Every time we get a proper Labour Government, we have to ask that question and most times what I’ve heard back is “tax”. I have no wish to pay more tax. I want relief from tax and for the money … Continue reading

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From Bell to Haldane isn’t very far. Pension investment is under scrutiny.

Someone asked me on Linked in if I knew of a book to learn about pensions. I suggested “Great Britain? How We Get our Future Back” by Torsten Bell. It is not about technical aspects of pensions but a quick … Continue reading

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Why I’m not at the PLSA conference today

  I’m writing at 6am, soon I will be getting on a train to Manchester which will be full of people going to the PLSA Conference. I won’t be going to that Conference, instead I will be visiting Sage’s accountant support office … Continue reading

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