Tag Archives: KAS Bank
The time for cost transparency is now – guest blog from Stewart Bevan
The topic of transparency of costs and charges refuses to go away. Significant costs are still not being disclosed fully to asset owners who often have no idea of their potential impact. I recently heard a discussion about … Continue reading
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Tagged BHS, Blog, charges, costs, KAS Bank, pensions, Stewart Bevan, Transparency
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KAS Bank – where integrity and independence are absolute
Late last year, KAS Bank appointed Dr Chris Sier as its UK Managing Director. It was a statement of intent and taken so those of us who have hoped to see the scales fall in favour of the consumers of … Continue reading
The true cost of pensions; UK vs Netherlands – guest blog from Emma Craig of KAS Bank
Yesterday the Financial Services Consumer Panel released a paper outlining key issues for long term savers created by opacity in the true cost of investing in pensions. As auto-enrolment of workers into (predominantly) Defined Contribution pensions continues apace the … Continue reading
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Tagged Business, chris sier, Cost, emma craig, Financial services, KAS, KAS Bank, pension, true
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