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Tag Archives: standards
Aegon stung into action by the Bee!
Let your people go! It looks like Aegon has backed down and agreed to treat its customers wishing to transfer to PensionBee, fairly. This report, based on what appears to be a press release from Aegon, suggests that Aegon will … Continue reading
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Tagged Aegon, Margaret Snowden, PASA, PensionBee, pensions, Rom Samova, standards, transfers
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Towards common data standards for auto-enrolment
The Chartered Institute for Payroll and Pension Professionals and their “Friends of AE” stitched me up with writing up the output of a working group comprising a lot of old’uns and a couple of delightful “young’uns”. Here, for the general enlightenment of others and the … Continue reading
Posted in advice gap, corporate governance, dc pensions, Payroll, pension playpen, pensions
Tagged Business, CIPP, corporate governance, Data, DWP, Financial services, NEST, Payroll, pension, pension playpen, Pension Regulator, pensions, QWPS, standards
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Price isn’t everything
Price isn’t everything but it is where many employer’s heads are today. The trick is to move the argument on from price but this can only be done once we have got bad practice out of the system for all time.
