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Will I ever understand bonds?
The FT comment suggests that gilt rates are a political commentary from the financial markets. I learn at the start of this long weekend that we could be less likely for increases in rate rises because a man who is … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 year gilts, Bonds, CDC, gilts, Patrick Heath-Lay, Pensions, Stuart Kirk
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Patrick Heath-Lay calls for simplicity – for his 7 million savers.
AgeWage has been a lonely beacon bleeping a signal of tsunamis over the past 8 years. The warning is that the billions of money building up in workplace pensions is not assessed by trustees, employers or members for the value … Continue reading
Value for Money – simple ; “money saved v pensions paid”!
Talk to most people about pensions and there are two things that matter, the amount coming out of the payslip and the pension they will get at retirement. The more savvy may talk about “pot” rather than “pension” but for … Continue reading
I’m confused why £4£ is so hard – it’s what we’ve done for years!
This is a comment from People’s CEU, Patrick Heath-Lay of his initiative 4£4 – a way of measuring VFM. You can read the whole statement here. It’s become increasingly clear that the issue Value for Money is going to be … Continue reading