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For data reasons the lawyers can’t let us have a single DC savings regulator.

Hywel offers a fine observation based on the dim and distant days when he was a junior pension lawyer. It has been a long time since we had a “DC pension”. Not since the days of 226 plans where the … Continue reading

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Hugh Cutler – another brilliant mind baffled by drawdown.

This morning I find not one but two brilliant thinkers struggling with “drawdown from a pot” as a way to pay themselves and others a wage in retirement. Here is Hugh Cutler explaining the problem of doing this yourself!  Can … Continue reading

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Should “unicorn” stocks be held for growth in pension funds?

Let’s not pretend that as retail investors , we know what we’re doing when we’re playing with unicorns! We want to hand the job of investing in “unicorn”stocks not yet on our public markets to specialists. Meanwhile we want to … Continue reading

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Myopia and the alternative fact

Not all prejudice is ill-intentioned, I know the author of this comment on a recent blog. He is not ill-intentioned – just short-sighted. There is no one interested to have defined benefit pensions in the UK. They are seem as … Continue reading

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