An introduction to the UK Pensions system


Knowledge Sharing Seminars


An ideal introduction to how the UK state and private pension systems work. Delivered from the PPI’s independent and unbiased perspective.


New look for 2020


You spoke, we listened! Following feedback received from previous attendees, we are delighted to announce our new look Knowledge Sharing Seminars for 2020!


Pensions are complex, even we cannot solve that! However, our new look seminars provide an introduction to this vast subject in an easier to understand format.


We share our team's years of research experience, extensive knowledge of the current UK pensions system and detailed analysis on the impact of legislative changes.


The seminars are delivered in a friendly and informal setting with lots of opportunities to ask questions. We even cut out the jargon too!


The seminars form an ideal part of new employees' inductions and are often utilised by the Department for Work and Pensions for their new analysts from within the Private Pensions directorate as part of their induction.


2020-21 dates


5th March 2020 14th May 2020 9th July 2020 17th September 2020 12th November 2020 14th January 2021


Timings:


10:45 Arrival & refreshments 11:00 Seminar starts 13:00 Lunch served 13:30 Afternoon Session 16:30 Close


Places are strictly limited to 20 per session Early booking is recommended


Topics covered


State Pension, State Pension age, private pensions, workplace schemes, market changes, investments, regulation, taxation, automatic enrolment future challenges and a lot more...


To book your place(s), request a bespoke seminar, or if you want more information, please email:


danielle@pensionspolicyinstitute.org.uk


Cost of attending £200 per person - PPI Members


£400 per person - Non-members No VAT Charged


King's College


Virginia Woolf Building 22 Kingsway


London WC2B 6LE Payment is due at time of booking and non-refundable, attendees can be changed


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