Pensions independence?
I was recently quoted in PlanSponsor magazine on the subject of pensions/auto-enrolment in Scotland should independence happen.
Monthly Archives: September 2013
DWP: Pension Reform Helps UK’s Savings Problem
DWP: Pension Reform Helps UK’s Savings Problem
The British government believes that the pension reforms it has been implementing
Engagement, Employee Benefits and the value of good Communication
In advance of seminar season, I have been undertaking an unusually high level of report and survey reading. And today’s post
It is big, but the timing may not be clever…
A main feature of yesterday’s news agenda was the issuing of the Office of Fair Trading’s (OFT) report: “Defined
Our next event in the South West…
With the darker days of Autumn just ahead, you could be forgiven for feeling a bit depressed at this time of year. So why not lift the
Stress: Risk Factor for Plethora of Diseases
Stress can have a big impact on an individual’s health and work is one of the main sources of stress for many people. Various studies
State Pensions, the TUC, longevity (and the Tolpuddle Martyrs)
I’m always wary of using press articles as the basis for any post or presentation, as so often the quotation or facts have been
Will the real opt out rate stand up?
Last month the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) issued a report based on the early experience of opt out’s from Auto-Enrolment
Pension Funding Gap Of UK’s Top Companies Grows
The pension scheme deficit at UK companies in the FTSE 100 blue chip stock index widened to £43 billion as at 30 June, from £42 billion
Australians At Risk Due To Lack Of Infectious Disease Outbreaks Coordination
Australian public health experts warn that locals are at risk because of the lack of a central coordination body to control infectious