LGIM Blog – Stuart Murphy, Co-Head of DC

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Stuart Murphy

Stuart is Head of Client Platforms at LGIM. His responsibilities include client management, client proposition, relationship management strategy and managing the support for the Legal & General Mastertrust and IGC, which includes chairing the Mastertrust Scheme Strategist Forum. Stuart has been with Legal & General for over 20 years, fulfilling a number of roles within the bundled DC business.

Other articles by Stuart Murphy

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Girl power in pensions? Not yet, as women slip through auto-enrolment net

It's not news that women’s salaries – or pensions – lag behind men's, but what can be done? LGIM's latest research, gathered as UK savers face the largest price spike for decades, delves into what might help to soften the sharpest barbs of this thorny issue.

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Podcast: Sometimes it’s hard to be a woman – tackling the gender pension gap

Is the gender pension gap just the inevitable consequence of the biological reality of pregnancy for women, or are there steps we could be all taking to mitigate the financial penalty of parenting that affects mothers more harshly than it does fathers?

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Long shadow of today's cost of living crisis could see lower paid workers facing harsher retirements

With the cost of living rising, many lower paid workers aren't only struggling to meet current financial obligations but may also miss out on the long-term benefits of a workplace pension as they make tough spending choices. Stuart Murphy, Legal & General’s Co-Head of DC, considers the reality for low-paid workers and how to close the gaps in pension support.

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Is it time for all of us to wake up to the gender pension gap?

The gender gap in retirement savings doesn't happen overnight: it starts to build even in the early days of women’s careers.

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Corporate diversity: A triumph over adversity

Corporate diversity: A triumph over adversity

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Happy birthday to our wellbeing hub!

Happy birthday to our wellbeing hub!

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Can we save ourselves from future money worries?

The introduction of auto-enrolment has led millions more to save into a pension. But is encouraging people to put more aside for the future the sole antidote to money worries? What if the worries themselves were stopping people saving?

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