Tag Archives: journey
Pensions consumer journey; aka -“the mess we’re in”
It’s been over the year since the FCA and TPR produced a strategy paper on the “consumer journey“, enough time for most of us to have forgotten if we ever read it, let alone responded to it. Now we have … Continue reading
Sorting the sheep from the goats
On Wednesday March 9th, the Work and Pensions Committee met to discuss auto-enrolment. This blog looks at this conversation in some detail. It concludes that there is an urgent need for Government to clarify what liability there is on an employer … Continue reading
Posted in advice gap, auto-enrolment, pensions
Tagged auto enrolment, financial advice, Government, IGC, journey, master trusts, pensions, Providers, Ros Altmann
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Time is the new currency of information
Sometime this week, Paul Lewis announced he had more “followers” than the Independent newspaper had “readers”. I thought that telling. I read the Indy, but mainly from @simonread ‘s tweets and I probably read more BBC stuff through @paulewismoney than … Continue reading
Posted in pensions
Tagged Business, Collective Pensions, communication, currency, dc, employer, England, infographics, information, journey, Retirement, Time
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