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Brimbank Chief Executive Officer Helen Morrissey announces retirement

Date Time Brimbank Chief Executive Officer Helen Morrissey announces retirement Helen Morrissey has announced she is retiring as Brimbank City Council’s Chief Executive Officer effective 15 July 2021. Ms Morrissey has been in the role since 2017 and at Brimbank City Council since 2010 as General Manager and later as Director Corporate and Community Relations. With close to 40 years’ experience in local government, Helen was previously General Manager of Corporate Services at Maribyrnong City Council. Prior to that Helen worked in a variety of management roles in community services and corporate areas at Darebin City Council and before that Preston City Council. Please attribute to Mayor Ranka Rasic

Weekend Essay: Is it too late to fix a broken pensions system?

7 th May 2021 3:00 pm Tweets are not known for their factual accuracy or eloquence of expression. This is especially true when they come from the brain of a former US president. So, it is a charming surprise when you encounter one that resonates with you. I had this experience when I read a tweet by pensions expert Helen Morrissey from Royal London about the UK’s pension system. It said: “Just been reminded by @RayVay [Rachel Vahey] that yesterday was the 15th anniversary of A-Day – otherwise known as pension simplification – how is that going do you think?” The observation inspired wry responses from other experts in the pensions sector about 6 April 2006. That is an infamous date as it is when ‘pensions simplification’ took effect. The ironic title hides the mind-numbing complexity introduced by the dour Scotsman who goes by the name of Gordon Brown.

Worrying : Two in three retiring Scots do not have enough pension savings to live off

TWO in three Scots who are close to retirement do not have the pension savings to sustain their planned income, a new study has warned. The inaugural Class of 2021 report surveying those planning to retire this year, reveals how ready people are to retire, identifying what worries and excites them most, and how recent events have impacted their plans for retirement. And the study by Standard Life Aberdeen has found that 66% of 2021 retirees in Scotland risk not having enough for what they need when they stop working. The research which examined people s pension pots against their spending aspirations found that a 2021 retiree in Scotland planned to live off £21,331 a year in retirement – almost £10,000 less than the average UK household income (£29,900).

Third of people close to retirement have accelerated plans due to coronavirus

Third of people close to retirement ‘have accelerated plans due to coronavirus’ April 21 2021, 12.04am More than a third (37%) of people who are close to retirement have accelerated their plans due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to Standard Life Aberdeen (Yui Mok/PA) More than a third (37%) of people who are close to retirement have accelerated their plans due to the coronavirus pandemic, a report has found. Lockdowns, health worries due to the pandemic and job uncertainty were the three main reasons for speeding up retirement, Standard Life Aberdeen found. Women who are close to retirement were less likely to feel confident they are financially ready to finish working than men.

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