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Quietroom – Retirement Living Standards – are they fit for purpose? This morning 10.30

  Coffee Morning – What’s the point of Retirement Living Standards?! CPD included You are cordially invited to attend our next online Coffee Morning on Tuesday 16th June, a conversation with Chloe Taylor CEO of Quietroom When the BBC covered the … Continue reading

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Chloe Taylor – CEO of Quietroom – on Retirement Living Standards.

Coffee Morning – What’s the point of Retirement Living Standards?! CPD included You are cordially invited to attend our next online Coffee Morning on Tuesday 16th June, a conversation with Chloe Taylor CEO of Quietroom When the BBC covered the updated … Continue reading

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Chloe Taylor – CEO of Quietroom – on Retirement Living Standards.

Coffee Morning – What’s the point of Retirement Living Standards?! CPD included You are cordially invited to attend our next online Coffee Morning on Tuesday 16th June, a conversation with Chloe Taylor CEO of Quietroom When the BBC covered the updated … Continue reading

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Ever lost your identity? I did on LinkedIn and it feels weird.

I lost my identity yesterday while travelling about London. One moment I was Henry Tapper , enjoying myself on Linked in , the next I had no way to identify myself. The process of identifying myself led to a what … Continue reading

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“By 50 year olds – for 50 year olds” – a pension system needing a relaunch- Richard Smith

Richard Smith has clipped this showing who understands pensions and who doesn’t. It’s produced by the people who are building the pension dashboard and boy/girl, they’re thorough. Here’s Richard explaining and including a link to Kate Shiner’s work. The chart … Continue reading

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Pension Schemes Act – a lawyer chooses her favorite law (it’s turning pots to pensions).

Rosalind Connor talked with us for an hour, answering questions throughout. It is great to have a quality solicitor sharing her knowledge, her time and her slides. Here is a video for those who couldn’t make it. Below it are … Continue reading

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This morning – lawyer Rosalind Connor on the Pensions Schemes Act 2026

It’s here and not without a struggle in the Lords and elsewhere! This is the Parliamentary annoucement. The Pension PlayPen never likes to miss a chance to inform, discuss and sometimes dispute. Here is an opportunity! I have had my … Continue reading

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England’s best pension academics aren’t English, here a dynamite young lady talking about risk!

A great video for those who couldn’t make this Tuesday’s session It was a  good session of the Pension PlayPen Coffee Morning And it got a thumbs up from our presenter from Exeter University How good to hear academics from … Continue reading

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Your link to a Pension PlayPen coffee morning about financial risk

I don’t understand much about this but with the people who are on the other side of the coffee morning on Tuesday, I know it will be fun, stimulating and well worth attending! Today at 10.30 am – the link … Continue reading

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Pension PlayPen tomorrow – Professor Narmin Nahidi with Sid and Arun Muralidhar

I don’t understand much about this but with the people who are on the other side of the coffee morning on Tuesday, I know it will be fun, stimulating and well worth attending! Please join us for our next Coffee … Continue reading

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