Tag Archives: regulators

Workplace CDC schemes still have hard miles ahead of them till employers can use them

Posted on August 4, 2026 by henry tapper

Employers wanting their pension contributions to pay a “pension not a pot” have at least another 6 months to wait till any proprietor and their trustees can offer a workplace CDC. The regulations are indeed a “game changer” and I … Continue reading →

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We will get VFM when IGCs and Trustees are independent.

Posted on March 24, 2026 by henry tapper

This blog argues that advisers have no business interfering in the IGC’s and Trustee’s analysis of VFM. Jonathan Parker: Value for money back under the spotlight I have since their formation in 2015, thought IGCs in the pocket of the … Continue reading →

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“A question of trust”- accountants and auto-enrolment pensions.

Posted on August 6, 2015 by henry tapper

I’m not going to quote Einstein’s definition of insanity as that would be madness. To understand how tactical short-cuts spiral into destruction look at what PPI has done to the share price of our high-street banks This blog is for accountants who … Continue reading →

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