As I was saying…
It’s not often that I post so many links to articles in the wider media in one day, but this article, regarding the proposed
Monthly Archives: November 2012
One of my better efforts…
I have just noticed that an article I wrote for Corporate Adviser Magazine last month has now been posted to the web, and it just happens
The first coverage of last week’s seminar…
Just thought that those of you who attended last week’s event at The Tower of London might be interested in this little snippet
NAPF: Large schemes more profitable than small ones
NAPF: Large Schemes More Profitable Than Small Ones November 1, 2012 Large defined contribution schemes can be more profitable for
British expats in Hong Kong, Singapore may benefit from learning Mandarin
Hong Kong and Singapore are emerging as increasingly attractive destinations for British job-seekers, mostly because they have
The future of workplace pensions?
Just a quick post today, but one that follows on from my posts regarding ‘Defined Ambiton’ pension schemes earlier this
Potential RPI change to hit private pensions
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has launched a consultation on changing a key inflation formula to which private pensions
UAE residents, expats favour medical treatment abroad
The long waiting time to get a doctor’s opinion, lack of specialist care and communication problems are pushing many UAE residents
Engagement
Funny how things stack up isn’t it?
It was only a couple of weeks ago (at our last Seminar in fact) that I was talking on the subject
Small pay-rises v benefits: Your views
Many thanks to those of you who voted at our recent Health and Wellbeing event(s) last month.
After combining the voting results from