Tag Archives: John Mather
John Mather’s explanation of how the wealthy have moved away from pensions
The crazy world of freedom from pensions evolved as John Mather describes. I agree with this as a factual explanation of how we got to where we are now. – ed (Henry Tapper) John Mather’s explanation of how we’ve moved … Continue reading
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Tagged Business, Business and Economy, John Mather, Pensions, Tax, Treasury, Wealthy
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Can DC pensions invest for growth or should we move to CDC?
The questions discussed on the VFM blog have so far been rather less than challenging. I posted my review of the latest podcast yesterday and got this question on my blog. John is an IFA who started in the mid … Continue reading
John Mather speaks on Britain as he ekes out his later life
Britain needs to stop the school yard politics of short term squabbling noise. It is negative and destructive , inhibits recovery and encourages capital to leave for more optimistic jurisdictions A quick review of recent history Major Economic Milestones: 🔹 … Continue reading
John Mather ; can Reeves pull it off? (Britain from a distance)
John helped found AgeWage and has become a friend over the years. An adviser to the rich he is now old enough to have seen it all before, I like his views- coming from Madeira , they have the distance … Continue reading
A veteran IFA , an Avatar and a retirement plan.
My friend John Mather is in his 70s but one of the most technologically accomplished of my readers and certainly more experienced , knowledgeable and sophisticated than Pension Plowman! He has had this message for us from his technology, with … Continue reading
We have “capitalism without the capital” – we should be patient!
It’s budget day and Nigel Wilson has been on Wake up to Money, urging the Chancellor to encourage Britain to invest positively for its future. He tells us that Britain has “Capitalism without the Capital”, he’s right and I’m with the … Continue reading
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Tagged capital, Equity, Housing, John Mather, Nigel Wilson, pensions, Savings
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