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Smart shopping at Sainsburys made me feel stupid
I wanted a pint of milk. It was the end of a long day and I’d just been shopping at Argos to replace a Vodafone Dongle I’d lost on the train. It had taken me a couple of minutes to … Continue reading
All change on pensions – a positive outlook for 2013!
Neasa MacErlean has written a great article in the Independent which you can read here. I was asked to collaborate on one or two sections and I’m quoted as inciting members of workplace savings plans to up the ante and make sure that … Continue reading
Opt-outs triggered by smartphones say Legal and General!
Speaking at a private conference for First Actuarial staff, Adrian Boulding said that Legal and General‘s clients were enthusiastic about their staging experience and he went on to suggest that members were much more ready to get information and transact digitally than his firm … Continue reading
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Tagged Actuarial science, Adrian Boulding, Asda, IPhone, Legal & General, Marks & Spencer, National Employment Savings Trust, pension, Sainsburys, Scheme, Steve Webb
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Scale and scalability- why L & G is the cuckoo in the Nest.
NEST is a pensions white-elephant and at £300m, the most expensive animal in the zoo Continue reading
You don’t make friends with salad
Now we know- I was right, my Mum was wrong and angry organomums at Sainsburys are terrorists. Continue reading