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, with a focus on retirement planning, saving and investing, and public policy. Tom's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications such as The Telegraph, Money Marketing, 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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The pensions expert Tom Selby, from the investment firm AJ Bell, gives his advice
By: Tom Selby
In the name of intergenerational fairness, the guarantee for pensioners has to go
By: Tom Selby
Chancellor John Healey will not be short of 'helpful advice' in the coming weeks from Parliamentary colleagues, think-tanks, constituents and every vested Chancellor John Healey will not be short of 'helpful advice' in the coming weeks from Parliamentary colleagues, think-tanks, constituents and every vested interest you could possibly imagine.
Tom Selby In our weekly series, readers can email in with any questions about retirement and pension savings to be answered by our expert, Tom
Tom Selby from the investment platform AJ Bell offers his advice
Tax-free cash withdrawals from pensions have surged over consecutive years, with excess withdrawals of £14 billion around the 2025 Budget, new figures indicate.
It feels like yesterday that we were careering headlong towards what turned out to be Rachel Reeves’ final Budget as chancellor. The approach taken to It feels like yesterday that we were careering headlong towards what turned out to be Rachel Reeves’ final Budget as chancellor. So, as 28 October approaches, what sort of questions should advisers be preparing for from clients?
Tom Selby from the investment platform AJ Bell offers his advice
Automatic enrolment has been one of the great public policy successes of recent decades, ensuring millions of employees are building at least some level of
Ahead of Chancellor John Healey's inaugural Budget on 28 October, we look at the key issues relating to savers and investors and what might be on the agenda.
