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Emma makes Torsten a long-standing Minister.
Emma Reynolds is onto her third ministerial role this year A fuller version of her year so far is on her parliamentarian CV. I thought I’d get a mention for her time as Minister for Pensions on her linked in … Continue reading
A call to arms for UK pensions!
Robert Shrimsley follows on from an article by Mary McDonald which explores how pension schemes could invest in UK defence (rather than let the Treasury cupboard run empty). If the re-arming of Britain is truly the mission it should … Continue reading
Am I getting a full state pension (and what can I do if I’m not)?
Martin Lewis’s call to action on this question is one of the BBC’s top five things they’ve learned from Martin this year. Martin ends his comments saying you should look further into this, in this blog, I help you do … Continue reading
The return of the Opp – pensions minister returns
Guy Opperman , after barely a day out of office, is back – though in a “caretaker” role for the DWP. The Queen – rather than the Prime Minister is the boss. Have agreed to help DWP navigate the next … Continue reading
Helen Dean – the right person for the NEST top job.
Helen Dean’s appointment as the new CEO of NEST , seems to have been greeted with a stifled yawn by the Pensions Press. Helen has the lowest of profiles, no social media presence, hardly a speaking engagement and a declaration … Continue reading
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