Each minute the people who manage our savings, unit trusts and pensions take about �1m of our money – �60m an hour, over �400m every working day. Every day they get richer, we get poorer. Most of us don’t have 4 or 5 months to spend investigating how they take so much of our money and which financial products are as toxic as Rupert Murdoch’s underpants. I’ve been lucky – while researching and writing my latest book Pillaged, I had the time to�discover what the financial services industry is up to.
Based on what I learnt, I’m running workshops where I show how we can make sure more of that �400m a day stays in our pockets (rather than going into the pockets of multimillionaire financial services insiders) and which savings and pensions products might give value and which should be avoided. If you have a group of 3 or 30 or 300 people who might be interested in me running a session for you, please get in touch at david.craig54@yahoo.co.uk
I believe that anyone attending will save between �5,000 and �50,000 by� changing the way they manage their savings and pensions.