Tag Archives: Northern Ireland
Is National Insurance working against Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
I am grateful for the Guardian bringing this question up on a day when I will be with the LGPS. The costs of welfare to employers in the LGPS are not just their LGPS bill but the cost of meeting … Continue reading
COVID-19 ; have recent Government interventions helped?
Posted in actuaries, coronavirus
Tagged Christmas, Covid, England, Government, Intervention, john roberts, Northern Ireland, Wales
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Should we jock the Jocks?
A huge thankyou to Susan Mcdonald for making this happen. Good on you Edinburgh- even if you have the climate of Reykjavik.
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Posted in governance, pension playpen, pensions
Tagged Edinburgh, Northern Ireland, Samuel Johnson, Scotland, Scots, Scots language, Scottish independence, Union
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Are we managing our children’s financial expectations?
According to a recent RBS Survey, 59% of parents believe their children will be financially worse off than them in the future On average children believe they will earn £56,000 aged 35 – twice the average wage Only 5% of … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Education
Tagged Allowance (money), Child, England, Money management, MoneySense, Northern Ireland, Wales, Youth
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