By: Tom Selby
A reader asks about Serps, which were part of the old state pension system when entitlement was split between the basic element and an earnings-related element
Tom Selby is the Head of Retirement Policy at AJ Bell. A multi-award-winning former financial journalist, he specializes in pensions and retirement issues, focusing on retirement planning, saving, and investing. Tom's insights have been featured in prominent publications including The Telegraph, Money Marketing, Shares Magazine, and The Times.
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Tom Selby's articles predominantly focus on personal finance, specifically retirement planning and pension schemes. Given his frequent use of expert commentary and government announcements, he is likely to be responsive to pitches offering insights from financial advisors or experts in retirement planning.
As Tom's geographic focus is the UK, consider tailoring your pitch with a UK-specific angle when reaching out. If you have expertise related to UK pension policies or can offer unique insights into how specific government announcements may impact retirement planning in the UK, it could be particularly relevant for him.
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