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Not a bad week for Pension Reform , Edinburgh Derbies and ping pong
I think there is a little frustration in this post, a frustration that resonates around the pensions industry that for all the noise, nothing has changed in the Pensions Bill , except a tweak on the Reserve powers of … Continue reading
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Tagged Aegon, Derby, Edinburgh, Pensions, ping pong, Standard Life
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Pension Mandation and “the irrelevance of the Lords as a talking shop”
Guy Opperman may not be a part of the Labour Government but he understands how governments work and why the protest from those arguing for fiduciary freedom will not be granted the amendment the House of Lords has sent downstairs … Continue reading
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Tagged Guy Opperman, House of Lords, Irrelevent, Labour, Mandation, Pensions, ping pong, Torsten Bell
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Ping but no pong – we have a Pension Schemes Act ready to go!
1 / 🎉 Today, the Pension Schemes Bill has passed Parliament – delivering pensions that are: 🔒Safer📱Better🍃and Greener This thread explains all 👇 pic.twitter.com/lujbSZRliv — Guy Opperman (@GuyOpperman) January 19, 2021 At around 5pm on the afternoon of 19th … Continue reading