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Christmas – a tougher job than we think!
I am trying to understand what makes Christmas special and I think it’s different from other times of the year as a few days when we aren’t supposed to do any work. I actually find myself guilty of wanting … Continue reading
And you may ask yourself – my God – what have I done?
Letting the days go by If you listen to the news, you may be carrying a heavy load to work today. The US has just committed what Europe considers a reckless assassination of the most popular person in Iran, bushfires … Continue reading
Start out as you mean to go on – come work with us!
We’re looking for someone who’s spent a year + in pensions and wants to work in a proper consultancy. Continue reading
Should I give my job to a computer?
This week the BBC has been running a series of programs on artificial intelligence. The first program asked the question HOW SUSCEPTIBLE ARE JOBS TO COMPUTERISATION? and reference was made to a study published here. I’d give it a read if you have a … Continue reading
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AE – make a virtue of necessity
It pains me to hear advisers talk of auto-enrolment as a “burden”. Helping to provide a retirement fund from which your staff can draw a pension seems to me a good thing for employers to do. If the phrase … Continue reading
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Tagged annuity, Business, corporate governance, Defined benefit pension plan, Financial services, Insurance, job, National Employment Savings Trust, pension, Pension new, pension playpen, pensions, Retirement, staff, Steve Webb, value, worth-doing
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Putting clients first- First Actuarial
You can’t get people lower down the corporate food chain to “treat customers fairly” if the customers aren’t the first priority of the people at the top.