Tag Archives: stakeholder pensions

“A pension at 15?” – maybe not!

Posted on February 3, 2020 by henry tapper

It’s fun keeping my brain attuned to other people’s pension problems for the Times. I’m glad I did this one with my friend Ros Altmann. Thanks to David Byers for this cerebral nutrition!   Tina Foxall, 51, a school exam … Continue reading →

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Beyond the workplace – managing our pension saving legacy.

Posted on March 11, 2018 by henry tapper

  The FCA are consulting on the £400bn of pension assets that are not in workplace pensions. Implicit in the consultation is a desire to help those who depend on them in retirement to maximise these savings. The savings are … Continue reading →

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Money Box Live this lunchtime- penalty fees on pensions?

Posted on January 23, 2016 by henry tapper

I’m more  excited than ever this morning as later I’ll be cycling up to Broadcasting House to talk on Money Box about the Chancellor’s plans to cap early redemption fees on pensions with Claire Trott and Paul Lewis. It’s going to … Continue reading →

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The year pensions became real again

Posted on December 31, 2014 by henry tapper

  Pensions – real money Pension money is real money. It belongs to real people and is used to pay real bills, putting fuel into cars, buying flowers in supermarkets and paying for tickets to watch shows and sports matches. … Continue reading →

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