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If there’s not herding around value for money, a consolidated market isn’t working!

If we don’t get herding with size, I’d be disappointed. There is space for all pension funds to collectively deliver . This make markets including the UK grow! Continue reading →

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Collective Pensions (CDC) at #PensionsUKAC26 (first session for all employers)

This is very welcome news from a former Pensions Minister. Pensions UK have done well to include important faces in this first debate. Today is the second CDC debate – this time on the simplicity Collective Pensions bring to the … Continue reading →

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Opperman’s right, this country needs liberalism (from Starmer and Reeves)

There is something in the air and it smells rotten, it is the stench of extremism and its coming from Reform UK and the Green party. I am with Guy Opperman who has written something I agree with (indeed spoken … Continue reading →

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Do YOU have a fantasy amendment for the Pension Schemes Bill? Send in your thoughts!

We are entering a fallow period for work and you may be looking for something meaningful to do between now and Monday January 5th when we start again in earnest. The last pension act followed considerable public disorder, the photo … Continue reading →

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Did the Tories write the Pension Schemes Bill – GO thinks so!

There are no flies on Richard Smith, Opperman’s a dashboard man and promotable! # I am not sure how I feel about Guy Opperman as the dashboard dude, Richard Smith has earned that title…we’ll get to dashboards eventually but… But … Continue reading →

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Opperman rides a grand national of a podcast

There are no flies on Richard Smith, Opperman’s a dashboard man and promotable! # I am not sure how I feel about Guy Opperman as the dashboard dude, Richard Smith has earned that title…we’ll get to dashboards eventually but… But … Continue reading →

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Opperman gets to the heart of pension’s business of change,.

It’s rather fun to get the political inside track on something that really matters. On Tuesday, Guy Opperman gave us the inside track on why the Pensions Dashboard is being delivered 7 years after originally promised. why LTAFs are already … Continue reading →

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Opperman’s “mid-life” MOT re-purposed.

Amazing news that the 6 year campaign on #MidlifeMOT really taking off – the front page story in the @thetimes really very good news. Addressing wellbeing, as well as wealth and work, in middle age, the key to so much … Continue reading →

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What happens to pension policy now?

A lot of people who think about pensions and policy will be trying to work out what has actually happened over the 45 days of misrule since Liz Truss took over. We have lost the national anchor, our Queen. We … Continue reading →

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Can our pensions build back better? Sunak paints a greener picture.

Ricki Sunak’s first speech on financial services in the House of Commons came on the day we absorbed a Biden and a vaccine win. It was a bad day for viruses but a good day for the markets which bounced … Continue reading →

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