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Not a great game but the right result after 40 days of heat!
We won’t remember last night for Messi or Argentina. They only came to life after finding themselves behind but this time they were against a team that got its tactics right. We will remember the 6-4 win over France as … Continue reading
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Tagged Claret Jug, Commonwealth, England, open, Ryan Fox, Spain, World Cup
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Why pensions need a shift from a deficit to a surplus mindset.
This blog is written as a tribute to Stefan Zaitschenko whose positive mindset has meant that his fellow pensioners have been awarded a bonus of £57m. Stefan thinks positively about pensions and is an example to us all. From deficit … Continue reading
Pension Dashboards – reasons to be cheerful!
Watch the video and take pleasure in the thought that a properly functioning pension dashboard could be created in seconds on a tool in your pocket as early as the year after next. After years of faffing about – … Continue reading
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Tagged cheerful, Chris Curry, Dashboards, open, PDP, Pensions, pubs
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Don’t let the bullies grind you down
Talks between the Friends of CDC and the Financial Scientologists broke down last night in merriment. Actually, you are just flat out wrong. But you have a good sense of humor about it. — Jeffrey Brown (@IlliniBizDean) July 21, 2018 There … Continue reading
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Tagged CDC, collective, DB, Financial economics, fractional scamming, open, pension, pensions, Scheme
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