Tag Archives: judgement
Artificial Intelligence is a matter of judgement
I find myself writing about the same subject, twice in one morning. It’s because I have at last got headlines that match what is happening to my job! First there’s financial advice. It’s something I did between 1984 and 2005 … Continue reading
A McCloud(ed) judgement where costs may be shared.
On the face of it , the McCloud judgement looks like a civil service cock-up on a grand scale, costing the Government billions in what were thought “saved” revenues and compensating civil servants who already have gold plated pensions for … Continue reading
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Tagged HM Treasury, judgement, Mcleod, pensions, p[ublic purse
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GMP equalisation – what a waste of time and money
I’m too close to the Lloyds Banking Group two year legal case against its trustees to venture opinion on the rights or wrongs of the legal decision. I simply hope that the judgement turns out to be the least worst option. … Continue reading
Posted in advice gap, pensions
Tagged GMP equalisation, judgement, LBG, LBG trustees, pensions
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