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Andy Young and Sara Protheroe; pension’s top married couple!

Posted on February 7, 2026 by henry tapper

I was reading this morning the Hansard account of the debate in the Lords Grand Committee on the losses incurred on pensioners by legislation that has meant they have had no increases in their pre-97 pensions. You can read it … Continue reading →

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Muddles Green – pensions at the crossroads?

Posted on June 29, 2024 by henry tapper

My favorite actuary finds himself in the depths of Sussex emulating Pablo Picasso. Is this pretentious, amusing or just plain daft? My “Spot the difference” skills tell me that Pablo’s sign pointed to “Laugh” rather than “Lewes”. though I suspect … Continue reading →

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PPF considered “actuarial with the truth” (Keating/Clacher)

Posted on November 27, 2023 by henry tapper

At nearly 17,000 words this blog is a quarter of a way to being a book. But it is an important piece of work and has become more important since HMT have published plans to repurpose the PPF as a … Continue reading →

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Ros Altmann on Pension Stripping (and much more)

Posted on August 12, 2020 by henry tapper

I have resisted commenting so far, but feel that, having been at the helm of the ‘Stripped of our Pensions’ campaign to get Government to compensate people who lost their entire pension after a lifetime of contributions and successive official … Continue reading →

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