Pensions

Mr Livingstone, I presume

With public sector pensions set squarely in George Osborne’s crosshairs, delegates at the NAPF’s local authority pensions conference in May could be forgiven for feeling uneasy. Who better to rally the troops...

Inertia is the secret enemy

Inertia: resistance or disinclination to motion, action, or change. “What’s the problem with inertia?” I hear you say. After all it is what keeps the client renewing with that same old policy...

The corporate agenda

Debi O’DonovanEmployee engagement is one of those buzz phrases that is gaining momentum in the business world. Boards of directors and FDs now readily accept that engaged employees are more productive.The evidence...

Sipp it and see

The FSA’s Canary Wharf headquar Bringing a bit of glamour to the retirement market, self-invested personal pensions (Sipps) used to be seen as the exotic preserve of the wealthy; the pensions’ equivalent...

Home advantage

All talk of property in pension funds has centred on commercial property evoking images of industrial estates, office blocks and shopping centres.Residential property, on the other hand, has rarely been mentioned, although...

THE BIG QUESTION

THE QUESTIONShould Lord Freud’s review of Nest recommend pulling the plug on the project?THE ANSWERSStuart Southall, Association of Consulting ActuariesNo. The basic aspiration behind Nest - of much extended pension provision part...

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