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Executive pay: Nationwide Building Society makes a retrograde move

Jeff Prestridge 27 June 2017 12:28

Let’s not beat around the mulberry bush. Nationwide Building Society is a force for good in the murky world of…

Political tinkering has turned pensions into a quagmire

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It is not usually feasible to put the great and good of the financial services industry together in a room…

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Jeff Prestridge 9 May 2017 11:34

What should be done to our muddled and over-complicated pensions system? We (our politicians, that is) have created a pensions…

Mutuality pays – for building society bosses

Jeff Prestridge 4 April 2017 14:42

I have always had a soft spot for building societies. Maybe it’s because I worked for one in the 1980s…

The self-employed power Britain. Tax them more at your peril, Philip Hammond

Jeff Prestridge 13 March 2017 12:56

Claudio Ranieri will go down in footballing folklore as the individual who accomplished mission impossible by winning modest Leicester City the…

We no longer have a pensions system, just a mess caused by the Treasury

Jeff Prestridge 10 January 2017 11:52

Back in the 1980s, when I was embarking on a lifetime of sweat, toil and tears in order to bring home…

It’s time for Tesco Bank and its rivals to up their IT game

Jeff Prestridge 15 November 2016 10:41

Cast your mind back to Saturday, 5 November. It is 8.30 am in Edinburgh and Tesco Bank boss Benny Higgins…

Are you driven mad by nuisance calls? There are steps you can take to stem the tide

Jeff Prestridge 1 November 2016 11:42

Nuisance calls are the bane of my life – as are unprompted texts. They assault my mobile at all hours,…

Poor customer service is rife – it’s time to put consumers first

Jeff Prestridge 3 October 2016 11:54

Poor customer service is endemic across swathes of British industry. It plagues some of our biggest companies and as customers we…

Savers paying the price as the country meanders towards Brexit

Jeff Prestridge 9 September 2016 11:33

Oh to be a saver in a country currently run by Bank of England boss Mark Carney. Oh dear, indeed.…

Bank branch closures are destroying our communities

Jeff Prestridge 12 August 2016 10:14

We are fast approaching a time when massive tracts of this fine country of ours (greenfield, brownfield, urban, rural) will…

Looking for certainty in an uncertain world? Try a 10-year fixed-rate mortgage

Jeff Prestridge 13 July 2016 11:01

Although a few uncertainties have been removed from the political landscape in recent days – hail Empress Regnant Theresa May…

When will George Osborne stop tinkering with pensions?

Jeff Prestridge 21 June 2016 14:33

Sooner rather than later, George Osborne is going to have to come clean and tell us what he really wants to…

It’s not an Equitable Life, Henry

Jeff Prestridge 13 May 2016 11:28

When Equitable Life is no more – and it won’t be long before the death bell tolls – there will…

Poisonous pensions: why we will work until we drop

Jeff Prestridge 23 March 2016 9:52

No-one in their right mind would have willingly created the monster that is now the country’s current pension system. It…

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