27 May 2020

COVID-19: Supporting employees and members with their retirement planning

Insight Partner

Jonathan Watts-Lay, Director of WEALTH at work take a look at the solutions for retirement planning in the midst of a global pandemic. Watts-Lay tackles some of the key issues from both an employee and member standpoint, discussing how delivery mechanisms have had to adapt for the current climate.

 

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Last update: 17 July 2020

Jonathan Watts-Lay
WEALTH at work
Director

Senior Trustee Executive, Lead Scheme Secretary

Salary: £75000 - £95000 pa

Location: Remote working, attending London & South East offices as required

Pension Administrator

Salary: £33000 pa

Location: Hybrid working - 2 days per week in the London or Hampshire office.

Scheme Actuary / Senior Consultant

Salary: £60000 - £100000 pa

Location: Bristol / Home Working

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