Tag Archives: Melchett

Payroll strikes back!

Posted on July 4, 2012 by henry tapper

While the DWP consultations on auto-enrolment was going on , I had a nagging feeling in my stomach, like you do when you vaguely remember there’s something you’ve promised but haven’t delivered – but you can’t remember what it was. At … Continue reading →

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If you write as good as you talk – no one reads you

Posted on June 14, 2011 by henry tapper

None of us currently have the answers and if we don’t have these conversations I suspect we never will! Continue reading →

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General Melchett revisited

Posted on May 17, 2011 by henry tapper

An interesting picture is beginning to emerge which suggests that the subjective satisfaction scores given by schemes in relation to their consultant may be inversely related to the value delivered through default solution design Continue reading →

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