When a youngster in our extended family emigrated he consolidated his DC pensions into just two - easy enough to…
As I have mentioned in past posts, median tenure of American workers has been less than 5 years for the…
Couldn't agree with you more, Henry. The unthinking suggestion that the need to improve the adequacy of retirement income results…
At the EPFIF Trustee Circle last week, a speaker from a leading investment manager talked about the "gamblification" of the…
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AI in Pension Claims – A growing problem for ALL Schemes – 10.30 this morning
The rise of AI in Pension Claims – A growing problem for ALL Schemes, A must for Trustees, MT’s and Providers ; (CPD included) As a reader of this blog , you can watch free direct from this link – … Continue reading
The use of AI in pension claims – Stephenson Harwood .
The rise of AI in Pension Claims – A growing problem for ALL Schemes, Trustees, MT’s and Providers CPD included On Tuesday May 7th, 2024 at 10:30 am, Chris Edwards-Earl, Partner at Stephenson Harwood, will be presenting on pension … Continue reading
Employers may be vulnerable to employee compensation claims (guest blog from BrightPay)
It is important that employers take time to consider the various pension options before choosing a pension scheme for their employees. A lack of care or thought when making critical pension decisions may have a negative effect on employers in the future. … Continue reading
A note on transfer values and “reverse transfer risk”.
James Greer of Old Mutual is reminding financial advisors that there’s a risk of advising clients to stay put and not take a DB Transfer Value. Our data suggests that only about 15% of transfer values applied for are taken … Continue reading
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Tagged adviser, CETV, defined benefit, Financial adviser, FTadviser, litigation, pensions, Susan Hill, Transfer
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NEST is not auto-enrolment
I went to a talk yesterday by a former shadow cabinet minister of state for the DWP. It was under Chatham House rules so I can’t tell you which one – it doesn’t matter which one – it matters … Continue reading
Posted in advice gap, auto-enrolment, pensions
Tagged API, auto enrolment, choice, dumbing down, lawyers, litigation, NEST, pensions, Technology, The Pensions Regulator, workplace Pensions
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Priest Alaska brought back the woman I love after another man nearly destroyed our marriage. My wife’s personality had changed…