Tag Archives: welfare
The root of welfare in Britain is wealth; People’s Pension’s a partnership between us!
I have f interests in People’s Pension and the Partnership that holds it. I’m interested in mutuals as they are as a means of distributing value from other people’s money, especially when their are employers so involved. People’s seem to … Continue reading
The still small voice of calm
Yesterday was busy for me and I didn’t have a chance to see the comments on my blog-either on twitter or on the blog during work-time. The blog called on us to move on and let Cummings be. Yesterday evening … Continue reading
Posted in advice gap, age wage, coronavirus, pensions
Tagged COVID-10, Dominic Cummings, kindness, welfare
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Are the conservatives the party for pensioners?
The Conservatives are due to talk this morning about how they can justify their claim that they are the party for pensioners. Look forward to promises to; Maintain the triple lock Increase the pensioners tax-free allowance from £6000 to … Continue reading
Posted in pensions
Tagged Conservatives, IFS, long term care, pensioners, spending, Tax, welfare
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The workplace welfare platform?
Auto-enrolment is a big win for welfare in the UK. Getting the 1.2m employers in the UK in the habit of managing contributions for their employees and workers means that for all but a hardcore of self-employed professionals (who can … Continue reading