Tag Archives: Rachel Reeves

Having a Greta Garbo moment next Tuesday at 10.30am.

I’ve no idea why it’s called the Greta Garbo Budget but we have a so-named discussion because Steve Goddard’s Christened it so. Join here or use the code below Coffee Morning – The Greta Garbo Budget….A discussion! CPD included Type -Online … Continue reading

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Media 1- parliament 0 ; democracy’s penalty o.g . in the last minute

Join here to continue next Tuesday 10.30 So how did the budget compare with your forecasts? Here is how the markets responded to the news – as broken by the OBR and then confirmed by the budget ( media 1 v … Continue reading

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No need to moan, pensions should kick start growth in Britain, not Govt. borrowing.

I spoke at the Pension PlayPen meeting on Tuesday ab0ut how our hour long meeting with a number of senior pension professionals on it, had failed to talk once about the opportunity the Budget gave Rachel Reeves to kickstart growth. … Continue reading

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Mrs Reeves and Pensions ; the full unexpurgated version

The following is a blog from Professor Michael Bromwich, speaking from a career in economics , a statesman for the London School of Economics. It appeared  earlier in a truncated version, this is the blog in its entirety.   Mrs … Continue reading

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What is acceptable – what unacceptable – in pension taxation?

Pension PlayPen has decided that its meeting at 10.3o am on Tuesday morning will be our chance to establish what we as a community find acceptable and what unacceptable of the various proposals so far put forward. It was around … Continue reading

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Mrs Reeves and Pensions (V2)

The following is a blog from Professor Michael Bromwich, speaking from a career in economics , a statesman for the London School of Economics. It appeared  earlier in a truncated version, this is the blog in its entirety.   Mrs … Continue reading

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We have a Government that respects pensions – let’s be thankful.

Politics are playing the right way right now. The Pension Minister has never got the prominence that Torsten Bell got last week when making announcements on how pensions were an important part of British pension policy. There is a video … Continue reading

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Rachel’s new world of fiscal prudence doesn’t work for pensions!

Good news for the markets, Rachel Reeves is hinting that taxes will go up after all, breaking the rules she set when she arrived in number 11. Hurray? No- not “hurray” if you are managing a pension accounting for its … Continue reading

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A fillip for pensions – mimicking Canada; Reeves pushes for UK investment

I’m picking up on an FT story this morning as I have been following this news live through Mary and Greg McClymont.  You can read the story here   Rachel Reeves will launch an initiative next week with 20 of … Continue reading

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2030 and all that ..the income, wealth and pension strategy delivered to time

For those who like this kind of gesturing,  the 2023 report by Torsten Bell’s Resolution Foundation (reporting on how to get Britain out of stagnation) has been marked the Economy 2030 Inquiry 2030 is also a staging date for the … Continue reading

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