Tag Archives: Scheme Pensions
Are we seeing the rebirth of the “scheme pension”? Discuss pension innovation with me at 10.30 today
Today I’m talking with the Pension PlayPen about what the industry calls “decumulation” but which is properly called “getting a pension”. You can join the session from this link. A pension is something that is paid to you , by … Continue reading
What’s missing from our pension choices at retirement?
The Work and Pensions Select Committee have asked ten big questions about how the pension freedoms are working. If the collective answer is that the pension freedoms are working badly, then there are further questions to be asked like … Continue reading
Flunking financial literacy – it’s a global thing!
Amin Rajan is a clever man and he has written a very good article in the FT that starts The UK Financial Conduct Authority’s recent exposure of the abuses around the 2015 pension freedoms that enable people to cash in their gold-plated … Continue reading
“We dislike pensions but we don’t distrust them”- thoughts from comrade Gregg!
One of the pleasures of living in the City of London is the early evening beer with City slickers. City slicker Gregg McClymont and I had a pint or two in the Fine Line last night and caught up after … Continue reading
Innovative pensions for the mass of us!
In its Retirement Outcome Review (interim report), the FCA were clear on evidence of a problem The blame lies not with thick consumers but with lack of competition If competition is not working effectively and consumers make uninformed retirement income decisions this could lead to … Continue reading