A Letter to the Editor: The Observer

The Observer (tag the observer account) published a piece back in March on the dire state of member data in the Teachers’ Pension Scheme- an all-too-familiar issue across the UK pensions landscape. I submitted a letter in response. It wasn’t published, but the point still stands- and is arguably more urgent now than ever. So I’m sharing it here.

The technology exists. The tools exist. What’s missing is the urgency.

It’s 2025- accurate data should be the baseline, not the exception.

Read the original article on the Guardian.

Max Lack
Business Development Manager
Heka Global

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