Tag Archives: Market distortion
Is the Pensions Regulator creating a false market in workplace pensions?
More questions – no answers! Yesterday’s blog created a lot of questions from people who shouldn’t have to ask so I reckon it wasn’t clear enough. The blog was itself a voyage of discovery, for as I pressed the various … Continue reading
Posted in pensions
Tagged choice, FCA, Freedom, Market distortion, the Pensins Regulator, workplace Pensions
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A broken housing market?
I have to admit to being baffled this morning by reports that house prices are set to increase by 25% (relative to what?), that rents will soar and that social (council) housing will become scarcer. Apparently we are building less houses … Continue reading
Posted in corporate governance, dc pensions, RBS, Retirement
Tagged Bank of China, Business, Capital accumulation, corporate governance, dc pensions, housing market, Market distortion, National Housing Federation, Owner-occupier, Pension new, Pension Pound, Pensions, RBS, Real estate, Real estate economics, Real estate pricing, Renting, Retirement, Robbie Fowler
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