Do you think this will morph into the self employed solution too?
I believe you are absolutely right and its polical expediancy to rob us of our State Pension. ounce again. That…
Everything that requires to be paid for the next 20-50 years requires investment. Non-investment types especially actuaries and other managerialists…
I don't know why you are all getting excited. In reality the likelihood is that the govt will cut pensions…
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Tag Archives: Ian Pittaway
Benchmarking workplace pensions is not just for marketing!
Helen Ball has produced a superb article on benchmarking the workplace pension we are in against those of our neighbours. She starts like Jane Austen with a “universal truth – generally acknowledged”. We are all nosey and love to know … Continue reading
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Tagged benchmarking, corporate adviser, Helen Ball, Ian Pittaway, Pensions, Sackers, VFM
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Aegon’s IGC report – a good and informative read.
Aegon has published it’s 2020-21 IGC report. In the past, I have been critical of Ian Pittaway’s reports but I sense a shift to a more responsive approach relying more on feedback from employers and consultants. This is reflected in … Continue reading
Does Aegon’s IGC deliver “what matters most to us”?
Aegon’s IGC Chair Statement has been published , you can read it here Helpfully Ian Pittaway and Helen Parker have a conversation on the IGC’s activities on the video. Unfortunately, video has a habit of turning lawyers into marketing people … Continue reading
Aegon almost perfect – says Aegon IGC
Aegon’s IGC has produced a Chair’s Statement which reads like a corporate brochure for the Dutch life insurance company. The most used word in Ian Pittaway’s IGC report is “challenge”, but no challenge emerges. Aegon turn out to be get … Continue reading
How we sort the master trust problem
I sat next to someone at a meeting yesterday whose demeanour, ideas and the articulation of those ideas, was so impressive that I was at times scared to open my mouth. I felt in the presence of greatness. I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged Aegon, auto enrolment, DWP, Ian Pittaway, MAF, master trust, Pension Protection Fund, ppf, Sackers
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Aegon’s ICC – treating the customer seriously.
I like Aegon’s IGC Chair report, delivered by top trustee Ian Pittaway. It’s not easy to find and though the report makes numerous references to its readers being its policyholders, I have no idea how a policyholder would stumble across … Continue reading
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Tagged Aegon, governance, Ian Pittaway, IGC, pensions, Retirement, Value for Money, workplace pension
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I hadn't thought of that , but now you mention it Kate , I think there is an argument for…