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2026 Actuarial pensions seminar

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By Stephen Walker
| pensionsworldsa.co.za
On 27 July the Retirement Matters Committee of the Actuarial Society of South Africa (ASSA) had its annual pensions seminar where pensions actuaries from across South Africa gather in Johannesburg. The aim of the annual seminar is to share with pensions actuaries information about relevant developments, but also to encourage actuaries to be a force for change for good in the world of pensions. Below are my reflections on the topics covered at the seminar.
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Social security and retirement reform: Expectations for 2026

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By Stephen Walker
| pensionsworldsa.co.za
2026 certainly started with a bang, due to international developments. Venezuela, Greenland and Iran have been dominating headlines. In between all of that we had the richest man in the world, Elon Musk, sharing his view that saving for retirement will be irrelevant in 10 to 20 years’ time. Musk envisions a future where technological advances will make goods, services, healthcare and education so abundant and affordable that scarcity effectively vanishes.
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Letter: State Superintendent Ryan Walters is the one indoctrinating students

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By Stephen Walker
| Tulsa World Verified
State Superintendent Ryan Walters rails against indoctrination and then practices it with dogged vigor, and he must be stopped. His actions have been in violation of the U.S. Constitution and its First Amendment, which guarantees separation of church and state. Many of Walters' infractions and continuing misbehavior have been described in this newspaper and elsewhere. But because of his ultra-extremist behavior, Oklahoma continues to make national news.
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