The Microsoft references are rhetorically effective, but analytically misleading. Microsoft went public in 1986 and did not pay a dividend…
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As cryptocurrency adoption continues to grow, scams, hacking incidents, fraudulent investments, and lost wallet credentials remain major challenges. TECHY FORCE…
The self-employed commonly have very lumpy income streams plus periods of feast and famine. Their lack of income security means…
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Protecting the member’s promise (Tim Sharp of TUC speaks up)
Tim sits with us on the Transparency Task Force; he’s a force for good as the TUC’s person in the pension hot seat. These are strong words from a quiet man; the member needs an advocate and Tim and the … Continue reading
Is there a future for defined benefit pensions?
The TUC has published a working paper written by my colleague Hilary Salt entitled “the future of defined benefit pensions provision” which is a very good read. You can reach it here. The wags among you may consider that you could … Continue reading
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Standard Life was fine until Gordon Brown started playing 'ducks and drakes' during the last century - now we have…