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That was the week (that was)
This week has seen a Pensions Bill make it into the Queen’s Speech, the Pensions Regulator’s Stakeholder Conference (Monday) , the Owen James Meeting of Minds (Tuesday) and the PLSA conference (Wednesday to Friday). And then there’s the minor political … Continue reading
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Tagged #PLSAannual19, Brexit, IFA, pensions, PLSA, Queen's Speech
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Thumbs up for PLSA’s Retirement Living Standards
It’s a shame that the timing of the PLSA’s big reveal coincided with the announcement of the Brexit agreement. It hasn’t got much airplay and frankly- even the PLSA annual conference seemed a little underwhelmed. The PLSA have launched a … Continue reading
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Tagged #PLSAannual19, AgeWage, pension, PLSA, Retirement Living Standards
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“I’ve a PHD in economics – not gloomy economics” Wilson at #PLSAannual19
Our great cities aren’t overbuilt but under demolished- says Nigel Wilson of @LGIM #PLSAannual19 pic.twitter.com/qAeQWimbvz — Pension Plowman (@henryhtapper) October 16, 2019 For me the highlight of day one of the PLSA Annual Conference was Nigel Wilson’s keynote – “The … Continue reading
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Tagged #PLSAannual19, CEO, Nigel Wilson, Patient Capital, pensions, PLSA, Social impact
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Up in Manchester for #PLSAannual19
Well I’m up in rainy Manchester in my AirBnB just off Canal Street in Manchester, thinking of how to spend the two and a half days of #PLSAannual most constructively. I’ve gratefully accepted the PLSA’s offer of a press pass … Continue reading