The Millionth chance
July 04, 2011
by George Emsden
auto enrollment, Cancer, imperial airship scheme, Lord thomson of cardington, national employment savings trust, NEST, nevil shute, on the beach, Pensions, public sector pension bill, R100, R101
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£350 million and counting Thank you Henry Tapper. George is at his laptop working on recruitment plans for cancerIFA (we need 10 people to cover the UK) and actuary/IFA/blogger Henry Tapper’s thoughts on NEST give me pause. Most people in UK don’t save enough for old age a
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August 04, 2010
by George Emsden
common law, death bed wills, family history, generation X, generation Y, haringey libraries, king Cnut, naughty noughties, primogeniture, public sector pension bill, SKIers, turn again whittington
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The title is not the sort of comment you expect in a book about pensions* but is relevant to nuclear families which is what the pensions crisis is all about. This is introduced with the example of parents who go away for the weekend, their teenage children have a small party for a few
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