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The Independent Football Regulator is both a challenge and opportunity
It was good of LCP to offer places to a debate on the IFR to ordinary fans like me who have no interest in the IFR other than the football that we watch. At the beginning of three hours of … Continue reading
Three passions; football , independence and governance; thanks LCP!
I am so pleased to have been given the opportunity to attend the LCP’s discussion on the challenge offered to football by an independent football regulator. When I grew up, I supported Bournemouth and for reasons to do with Governance … Continue reading
Playing a tiny violin badly for First Actuarial?
I am not sure what this little video or a badly played under-sized violin is saying? Is it ironic or simply inept? Gallagher is an insurance brokerage rather like Aon and Marsh Mac and Howden and Willis Towers Watson which … Continue reading
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Tagged Aon, Broadstone, first actuarial, Howden, LCP, Marsh Mac, PWC, WTW
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A CDC Superfund? David Fair’s “end-game” is confusing.
I am confused by this paper from David Fairs. Is it really a personal submission or will it be read as an LCP report? You can download this epic idea here . Or you can read LCP’s briefing to those … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Young, CDC, David Fairs, DWP, LCP, Pension Commission, Pensions
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You will know the Stagecoach pension deal is a ‘landmark’ from the backlash
But there is already a backlash from those who want to diminish those who have engineered this deal to a cartoon. This post has been liked by the insurance lobby. Aberdeen is taking over the Stagecoach Group Pension Scheme as … Continue reading
Thanks LCP – you’re finding that for four in five of us – pensions mean pensions.
LCP head of CDC Steven Taylor said: “Our poll results were clear: member outcomes are the ultimate benchmark for success. CDC schemes will offer low and moderate earners in particular the security of a predictable income in retirement – without … Continue reading
Workplace pensions – a bright star in a dark sky for Corporate Britain
It is a good time for LCP to launch a report that praises our corporate pensions. Yesterday we learned that an American Company has pulled a £4.6bn corporate pension plan in favour of an American assisted buy-in from L&G. Today’s … Continue reading
Where does life expectancy go from here? Stuart McDonald and friends!
Right now LCP’s podcasts are a distance ahead of what else is worth listening to (a lot). The problem is getting listened to for all the work that Stuart and others put into their work. Which is why I hope … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Rees, Chris Taverner, LCP, Life expectancy, podcast, Stuart McDonald
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Dealing with tax on unspent pension pots of the dead- Steve Webb
Steve Webb had delivered a set last week which to some extent he repeated this week, outlining the issues for those involved in dealing with unspent pensions of someone who has died. We can include the transcript of what Steve … Continue reading
Steve Webb; IHT and other pension tax changes – 10.30 today.
Click here to join the coffee morning today (9th) at 10.30 am We brought the Pension PlayPen session forward by half an hour last week to allow some people to hear McGrath and Keating on the run on/wind up debate … Continue reading
Posted in annuity, dc pensions, pension playpen, Retirement
Tagged IHT, LCP, pension playpen, Pensions, Steve Webb, Tuesday 10.30
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