Tag Archives: inclusion

Can a one size fits all approach create pension harmony in the UK?

Posted on May 26, 2021 by henry tapper

  The FCA and tPR have constructed a simple pensions consumer journey to be a framework for considering a standard response to pensions issues. In this blog, which forms part of my input to their call for evidence, I argue … Continue reading →

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“Mind the width – improve the quality” #Pensions must “include” properly!

Posted on December 9, 2017 by henry tapper

When Guy Opperman became Pensions Minister , he had” financial inclusion” inserted into his title; now comes his challenge. According to Government statistics, there are 675,000 qualifying workers in the “savers rate” of tax, ( the tax band where we … Continue reading →

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Normalising pension saving for everyone

Posted on October 9, 2017 by henry tapper

The TUC is publishing this morning important research into inclusion. Since our new pensions minister has included “inclusion” in his title, I hope he is reading it! Six in 10 workers in the UK agriculture and hospitality sectors are not … Continue reading →

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