Tag Archives: Mail
The PPF report a £400bn fall in DB assets in 2022
The PPF’s estimate suggests that 23% of the asset base of Britain’s £1.8 trillion pound funded DB pensions has evaporated during 2022. This is equivalent to 23% of the assets. What goes down, will come back up but … Continue reading
Why we mustn’t let the Royal Mail “pension solution” become a precedent
In Pension Age’s May edition, Paddy Briggs argued that the member’s best interests were not being served by the Government’s “sequestration” of the assets of the Royal Mail’s pension fund. Roger Turner produced a cogent riposte in your July/August issue … Continue reading
Stamp Collecting – Britain’s most profitable hobby.
Once upon a time Britain invented the universal penny post that allowed your for 1d to send a letter anywhere in the UK. Because we invented the service and did the infrastructure properly we became the envy of the world and … Continue reading
Posted in corporate governance, Treasury
Tagged Collecting, First-class cricket, Leonard Cohen, Mail, Ofcom, Post office, Postage stamp, Price, Royal Mail, Stamps
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The cheque’s in the post
The Chancellor is due to receive a “windfall” of £25bn if plans for the Government to take over the Royal Mail pension fund go ahead. In a sleight of hand that would make David Blaine blush, this will enable the … Continue reading
Posted in pensions, Treasury
Tagged Cheque, David Blaine, Government, Insurance, Mail, pension, Pension fund, Royal Mail
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Gmail, hotmail yahoo mail- can we really trust them?
you should not be putting your trust in a service that simply cannot help you put things right.
I’m really sorry about all the hassle that this episode has caused. If you’ve been a victim of my stranded in Valencia e-mail or have been awaiting a reply to a mail you’ve sent to my account, accept my (and I hope Google’s ) apologies. Continue reading
Posted in Facebook, pension playpen, social media
Tagged Gmail, Google, Google Account, Hotmail, Mail, Microsoft, Web application, Windows Live SkyDrive
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When someone takes you over – stealing your e-mail identity
At 7.50 yesterday I logged onto my Gmail account in Leeds to find a message saying I’d changed my password twenty minutes before. Twenty minutes later I got a call from a friend in Australia that I’d asked him for money to … Continue reading
Posted in corporate governance, customer service, social media
Tagged Australia, Facebook, Google, Identity theft, Mail, Password, Security, Spain
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