Ah! We had fun on the Catwalk
Almost 200 people squeezed into a very small venue to participate in the inaugural lang cat Catwalk, showcasing some of the latest advicetech
Election 2024: The lang cat view (so far)
Tom McPhail and Alison Gay examine the main manifestos and the direction of travel for financial services policy.
The Top Class Wednesday Update has a bold plan to boldly update you in a boldly top class manner
In which Mark doesn’t hold back on the ‘triple lock plus’ as an example of Selbstschlagenwirtschädlichreparatur. And yes he did just make that word up.
The Top Class Wednesday Update is foreseeing the future
Tom looks into what a Labour government might mean for financial services. He thinks they might start with appointing a shadow pensions minister…
The Top Class Wednesday Update might make you want to dance
Nicola is on Update duty this week and chats about International Womens’ Day and how it can start conversations industry-wide.
Backing Britain? The trouble with the British ISA
Before we move to implementation mode on the British ISA, we should stop and think about whether it’s really needed in the first place.
So. That was #langcatlive REGENERATE
A little round up of useful information and links from our #langcatlive event REGENERATE on 8 February.
Pensions, politics and priorities
Our Director of Public Affairs, Tom McPhail, reflects on the Autumn Statement and its headline proposal around the idea of a pension pot for life.
How do we deliver pension reform well?
It seemed there were actually some grown ups involved in the Autumn Statement this time round. But what will it take to make a success of their ideas in practice?
The Autumn Statement papers to keep an eye on
The policy papers, proposals and consultations from the Autumn Statement that are worth flagging.
