Paul Lewis Writing Archive

Saga Money was launched in September 2001 as Saga Investor with information, advice, and features about money aimed at people aged 50 and more. It changed its name to Saga Money in September 2002 before finally closing in Spring 2003. It was published quarterly by Saga Publishing, part of Saga Group which also owns Saga Holidays and Saga Services. The magazine had complete editorial independence.

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I agreed to take on the job of consulting editor of Saga Money, which was called Saga Investor in its first year, to help promote interest in the financial needs of people aged 50 and over. I now write a Last Word for each issue, looking at a current financial concern. My pieces from Saga Moneyare re-published on these pages shortly after they appear in print.

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2003

Spring 2003 Last word A sorry state we're in why not decent state pensions for all?

2002

Winter issue December 2002 Last word tulip.com Tulips in 1637 show dotcom mania isn't new
Autumn issue September 2002 Editorial No fear, no greed Investing in a falling market
Autumn 2002 Last Word Hands off our homes Inheritance Tax threatens more
Summer 2002 Editorial Mean test A means test that covers half the over 65s is wrong
Summer 2002 Comment Compulsory pensions The Government could close the savings gap
Spring 2002 Editorial Euro? You will decide The currency exists - how will we vote?
Spring 2002 Comment Fair deal for savings Low interest rates mean incomes down by a third

2001

Winter 2001 Editorial Don't Panic - investing in difficult times
Winter 2001 CommentWatchdog needs teeth - as the FSA gets its full powers who does it work for?
Autumn 2001 Editorial Never Too Late to sort out your money
Autumn 2001 Comment Set my pension free - can we escape the annuity trap?

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