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One day you have the security of a steady job and a regular income, the next you have no clients,  no  routine  and no money coming in. This was the choice made by...

Radical change, at least within the financial services sector, tends to happen slowly, and is often the response to external pressure being applied elsewhere.  This is particularly true when it comes to the...

All-out growth or volatility control? When it comes to savers with decades to retirement it is surely one of the greatest questions those charged with managing defaults face. Of the more than 30 default funds reflected in...

It was the year David Hemery won the 400m hurdles Olympic gold medal, The Beatles released The White Album and a young Ron Wheatcroft joined an insurance company that was ultimately to become part of Swiss Re....

What do you get if you combine a stressful job at Goldman Sachs, a deep understanding of tech startups and a passion for wellbeing and behavioural psychology? For Earthmiles co-founder Megha Prakash,...

If workers’ finances are in poor order, they are going to be less likely to pay into a pension. That is the logic behind Legal & General Investment Management’s entry into the...

As the government nudges millions of Britons into master trust pension schemes, trustees are taking on an unprecedented level of responsibilty. For Andy Cheseld- ine, now a professional trustee at Capital Cranfield,...

If consultants and advisers in the field of health and wellbeing wanted a validation that the products and services they recommend are value for money, the Stevenson/Farmer Thriving At Work Review of...

Gina Miller’s campaigning relationship with the European Union precedes, by many years, her court battle to make Prime Minister Theresa May seek parliamentary approval for Article 50. It was the EU, not...

Small, who was a respected and well-loved industry figure, had held roles within many organisations in the financial services sector. As well as his work at Tisa he also held roles at...