An introduction to the debt mountain facing young people today. Unfortunately, the real debt is no fairy tale, and there … Continue reading “Danny and the Debt Mountain”

Salary sacrifice pensions have become a popular choice for pension saving. They are beneficial for both individuals and businesses that often make huge … Continue reading “Salary sacrifice – should it be sacrificed?”

It is distressing to witness yet another piece of financial chicanery by the British government, which now proposes to substitute … Continue reading “British government DEFAULT”

Today, the Public Sector Pensions Commission – which was established in autumn 2009 by the IEA, the Institute of Directors … Continue reading “How to reform public sector pensions”

for males from 65 to 66 by 2016. This increases the retirement age significantly earlier than the original schedule. The previous … Continue reading “Pension age should be raised more rapidly”

By far the best contribution to the parliamentary debate on the Emergency Budget was by the MP for Wycombe, Steve … Continue reading “Keynesian policies have brought Britain to the brink of ruin”

Two things struck me about the OBR report published yesterday. I shall blog about the other later…

As we have a new government and we also have a better idea about the effects of the financial crisis on the public … Continue reading “The real level of UK government debt is around £4.8 trillion”