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Tag Archives: Quietroom
Wishing you an authentically #LidlChristmas
Thanks to Lidl GB , I look forward to an authentic Christmas that I can believe in. I have no idea why or how Lidl will make me feel this way, but if its trailer for its Christmas ad is … Continue reading
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Tagged #authentic, #Lidlchristmas, Brand, Christmas, Father Christmas, lidl, Quietroom
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“Your pension data could be taken down and used against you”
The last two weeks has seen Professional Pensions going data barmy with not one, not two but three stories extolling the use of personal data to manage pension scheme risks. The first is a gentle and sympathetic article by Michelle … Continue reading
Posted in dc pensions, de-risking, digital, pensions
Tagged BA, digital, Fraser Smart, Karen Quinn, Michelle Cracknell, pensions, Quietroom
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How to talk to your staff about pensions
Quietroom are silently curating a lot of good advice using linked in. If you have the dexterity and the eyesight to access their posts , then here’s the link to the document. But I struggled and when I found the … Continue reading
When will pensions move out of the “paper age”?
Today the Pensions Bill will sit within the Queen’s speech and within the Pensions Bill will be proposed legislation to make it mandatory for pension schemes of all DC persuasions , to provide digital data to a pension dashboard. The … Continue reading
Posted in age wage, pensions
Tagged coloured envelopes, Digital communications, FCA, Open Banking, open finance, Paper, Paper age, pension dashboards, Quietroom, ruston simith
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AgeWage grumpily comments on DWP’s simple pension statement.
The DWP are considering how to support an industry initiative to create simpler , more effective pension statements. It has asked people to respond to its consultation. I and my company – AgeWage – support simpler pension statements and in … Continue reading
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Tagged DWP, Quietroom, ruston smith, Simplified pension statement, Tescos
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Big week for politics – big week for pensions
Things will come to a head this week. For Guy Opperman today will either be the day his Pensions Bill will make it into the Queens Speech or his first term in office will be remembered as “close but … Continue reading
Posted in advice gap, age wage, pensions
Tagged AgeWage, Boris, Brexit, pensions, Pensions Bill, Quietroom, Straits of Hormuz
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Navigating pension’s Straits of Hormuz
We met last night in a crowded room in Moorgate WeWork. We were an eclectic mix of pensions directors, chairs of trustees , annuity experts Retirement Line, Ruston Smith, Vincent Franklin and me. You can see the slides here Unfortunately … Continue reading
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Tagged advice gap, AgeWage, pensions, Quietroom, retirement line
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You want to help people engage with pensions? WATCH THIS!
Wow! Quietroom have put together a short video of clips of people confronted by the investments in their pensions. The video also sees what happens when people see a “stunning list of good things” There are a couple of clips … Continue reading
Who’s at the heart of pensions – you or your boss?
A group of like-minded souls met at Quietroom’s Farringdon offices to agree a way of mapping DC pensions (the ones you pay a fixed amount into and build up a capital sum). We could quite easily have extended the … Continue reading