Tag Archives: TPT
TPT on the VFM podcast (DB, DC , mastertrust, superfund and CDC)
I think I deserve a medal for lasting the full 83 minutes + of this blog but I did and though it didn’t talk about what I wanted to know more about (CDC and superfunds), it was good to hear … Continue reading
Don’t make trophies of your CDC trustees – TPT!
TPR would like us to be impressed. TPT thought it warranted a press release , they wanted headlines in the trade press- they got them. This was marketing. I’m not impressed by using Trustee appointments as marketing. The trustees TPT … Continue reading
The Pension Trust could run a Pension Superfund
You can read the press release from TPT about the £1bn launch being planned. I have worked with Edi Truell and know his intentions were to share returns from the Pension Superfund he wanted to launch with members. Sadly this … Continue reading
Some alternative ideas to excite workplace pensions!
I have been looking at my diary over the past two weeks and the week to come and I find all the excitement has come and is coming from meetings with the author if SeLFIES, the folk down at Nest … Continue reading
Master trusts get a gentle kick up the bum!
The Mansion House reforms are giving workplace pensions a welcome kick up the bum. I can see four strategies taking hold over the next 12 months Renovation through acquisition Re-energising pensions for small employers A flight to quality for … Continue reading
The cost of living crisis – and the value of small pots
This IMF chart is (rightly) getting a lot of attention given the UK figures are truly awful. But why are they so bad? Because this is what happens when you add an energy price surge onto a country with our … Continue reading
Stop scamming – by giving people better choice.
I’m a fan of Government intervening to stop scamming. It’s good that the FT on.ft.com/2P1VT5c and BBC are reporting “SCAMSMART” the FCA’s new initiative to stop scamming. But this intervention has to be accompanied by positive action from the private sector. People … Continue reading