Pensions in 10
Pensions in 10 is a weekly podcast from Broadstone that covers the biggest pensions news stories in under 10 minutes. Each episode is hosted by Broadstone specialists who discuss the major issues of the day. They also explore what those developments mean for pensions policy, trustees and employers.
Episodes
Episode 144 - 22nd September 2026
David Brooks, Head of Policy at Broadstone, is joined by colleague Christopher Rice, Head of Trustee Services at Broadstone. This week, they discuss:The Pensions Regulator's latest DB funding analysis, including why smaller schemes have seen some of the biggest funding improvements and what the final Tranche 19 report means under the new tunding codeA roundup of key industry developments, from DC
Episode 143 - 15th September 2026
It's Pension Awareness Day – and there's no better time to think about maximising your pension, closing the gender pension gap and planning beyond retirement in our Pension Awareness Week Pensions in 10 special. David Brooks, Head of Policy at Broadstone, is joined by colleagues Adam Bexson, Senior Consultant, and Kelly Parsons, Head of DC Proposition, to share practical tips on making the most of
Episode 142 - 8th September 2026
This week, David Brooks, our Head of Policy runs you through:Pension tax relief – the different arrangements and what HMRC is doing in this areaPension Attention – David shares his views on the campaign’s new angle and looks ahead to Pension Awareness WeekGMP conversion – the latest developments from the DWP consultation
Episode 141 - 1st September 2026
David Brooks and Adam Bexson explore new research from the Association of Member Nominated Trustees (AMNT) on how the member voice can be heard across Defined Contribution (and potentially Collective Defined Contribution) arrangements. The team also discuss research from Skipton Building Society finding that Gen Z workers are three times more likely than the wider population to want to retire befo
Episode 140 - 25th August 2026
David Brooks examines the Society of Pension Professionals' response to the government's ongoing consultation on how defined benefit schemes could share surplus with employers and members, helping to address the issue of trapped surplus. He also explores:Where the government's proposals could be improvedThe practicalities of extracting and distributing surplusWhy high-quality scheme data will be e
Episode 139 - 18th August 2026
David Brooks, Head of Policy at Broadstone, is joined by Kelly Parsons, Broadstone's Head of DC Proposition, to unpack three key developments shaping the pensions landscape. This week, they discuss:The Government's review of how finances are handled when relationships break down, including proposals to make pensions more prominent and potentially extend pension sharing orders to cohabiting couples
Episode 138 - 28th July 2026
David Brooks, Head of Policy at Broadstone, discusses:What Andy Burnham's appointment as Prime Minister and the decision to retain Torsten Bell as Pensions Minister could mean for the Government's pensions roadmap, and what the industry can expect over the coming monthsThe latest Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) Automatic Enrolment report, exploring the potential impact of future pensions policy ch
Episode 137 - 21st July 2026
This week, David Brooks covers:The DWP's pensions reform roadmap and what the updated implementation timeline means for both DB and DC schemesThe latest pensions scams update and what trustees, employers and members need to be aware of
Episode 136 - 7th July 2026
David Brooks is joined by Adam Bexson, this week's episode covers:Opting out of auto-enrolment arrangements – what are the implications?Potential changes to the rights of unmarried couplesUpdates to the definition of ill health
Episode 135 - 30th June 2026
David Brooks is joined by colleague Adam Bexson to discuss:Proposals to link pension tax relief to investing in the UK, exploring the practical challenges and the wider question of whether pensions should be used as a tool to influence the economyWhy annuity sales are on the rise, including the potential role of inheritance tax changes and the growing appeal of guaranteed retirement incomeThe DWP'
Episode 134 - 23rd June 2026
David Brooks is joined by Kelly Parsons, Head of DC Proposition at Broadstone. This week, they discuss:The latest political developments and what a potential change in leadership could mean for pensions policy, including questions around the future of the triple lockWhy DC pension assets are projected to exceed £1 trillion and overtake DB assets by 2031, and the implications for scheme governance,
Episode 133 - 16th June 2026
David Brooks is joined by Christopher Rice to discuss:DB surpluses consultationNew proposals to tackle pension scamsGMP conversion and equalisation developments
Episode 132 - 9th June 2026
David Brooks kicks off this episode with a look at the newly published Retirement Living Standards from Pensions UK. He also covers the PASA - Pensions Administration Standards Association CIC Pensions Administration Careers Survey and provides an update on progress to the Inheritance Tax reforms following recent guidance issued.
Episode 131 - 2nd June 2026
Adam Bexson joins David Brooks to discuss some of the biggest developments from across the pensions landscape in the last week:The Milburn report, rising numbers of young people not in education, employment or training (NEETs), and what this could mean for future pension outcomesThe Pensions Regulator’s new guidance on the use of AIA Pensions Dashboards milestone, with more than 70 million records
Episode 130 - 26th May 2026
This week, your host David Brooks cuts through the Pension Commission’s Interim Report to bring you the key takeaways — and what they could mean for the future direction of UK pension policy.
Episode 129 - 19th May 2026
Our Head of Policy David Brooks runs you through the top five stories you need to know from across the pensions world this week: New DWP data ahead of the Pensions Commission - the highlightsThe latest UK longevity statistics and what they mean for pension schemes and saversThe growing influence of TikTokkers and financial influencersA Pensions Dashboard updateTax, scammers and the latest concerns
Episode 128 - 12th May 2026
David Brooks is joined by Adam Bexson to run through:The Lifespan Fund - could it replace the State Pension? Adam and Dave break down the policy proposal and other alternatives…What's been happening at TPR - their annual funding statement and DC scale report - what it means about TPR direction, state of market and what trustees should be looking for
Episode 127 - 5th May 2026
This week, David Brooks covers:Pension Schemes Bill — what’s nextSalary sacrificeNormal Minimum Pension Age — set to riseOwn Risk Assessment & cyber risk — increasing scrutiny for schemesTorsten Bell and PASA
Episode 126 - 28th April 2026
Andy Knight-Stephens joins David Brooks, this week they cover:Fund performance across the master trust and GPP sector – and what the numbers mean, particularly for VFMThe Pensions Bill and parliamentary ping pong – has the legislation been watered down? The latest you need to know
Episode 125 - 21st April 2026
David Brooks is joined by Broadstone’s Christopher Rice. In this episode they discuss:Dashboards Delivery: Digital journey insights ahead of launchRun-on & Buy-out: Latest on scheme risk transfersScam Dangers: TPR’s webinar insights for trustees
Episode 124 - 14th April 2026
David Brooks is joined once again by Kelly Parsons. In this episode, they cover:Targeted support – the latest developmentsMandation powers in the new Pensions BillUS pension investment changes – and what the UK can learn
Episode 123 - 31st March 2026
David explores the Pension Regulator's guidance on Section 37 and the remedial action that is required as well as exploring some recent comments from the FCA on paternalism and a new consultation on the simplified advice rules. Finally, David takes inspiration from his pre-Easter trip to Iceland (his new favourite place) to compare how their pensions system operates in comparison to the UK.
Episode 122 - 24th March 2026
No David Brooks this week… so Kelly Parsons and Adam Bexson have taken over the hosting chair. They cover:The Pensions Bill and mandation – the latest from the House of LordsThe Triple Lock back under scrutiny – what are the options?Fresh calls for contribution hikes as Gen X sleepwalks into retirement
Episode 121 - 17th March 2026
Broadstone’s Kelly Parsons, Head of DC Proposition, joins David Brooks to break down the latest developments shaping the pensions landscape that you need to know this week.What’s happening in the world of salary sacrificeThe latest DWP and TPR guidance on the transition to scaleA warning on impersonation fraud – and how to avoid becoming a victim
Episode 120 - 10th March 2026
David Brooks is joined by Investment Director Andy Knight-Stephens to deliver an update on markets as well as what trustees and those involved with DB pension schemes will be monitoring after events in the Middle East.They cover:Inflation and interest rate projectionsThe impact on gilt yields and corporate bondsWeakening equity markets and widening credit swapsKnock-on consequences for consumers a
Episode 119 - 3rd March 2026
David Brooks kicks off meteorological Spring with a look at the points of order that might be appearing on Trustees' agendas for their meetings around this time of year as they looks to spring-clean their schemes. He covers off the eight most pressing issues he thinks trustees will be wrestling with over the coming year.
Episode 118 - 24th February 2026
Adam Bexson joins David Brooks to unpack the policy debates and data points shaping the retirement landscape. On the agenda:The latest healthy life expectancy statisticsThe debate around means testing the State PensionWhat self-employed people are really thinking about their retirements
Episode 117 - 17th February 2026
This week our Head of Trustee Services, Christopher Rice, joins David Brooks, Broadstone's Head of Policy. They discuss:The growth in annuity purchases — and record levels of premiumsUsing pensions to help fund a house purchase — good or bad idea?The challenge of illiquid assets in pension schemes
Episode 116 - 10th February 2026
In this episode, Head of Policy and regular host David Brooks is joined by Andy Knight-Stephens to chew the fat on the below:Observations on the administration market and its growing importance in the cog of the pensions machine.New data on pension funds' investment allocations to thermal coal.Pension scams with Torsten Bell confirming updated regulation with extended measures are coming our way.A
Episode 115 - 3rd February 2026
In this episode, Broadstone's Head of Policy David Brooks is joined by our Head of DC Proposition Kelly Parsons for a one-topic show to kick off February. Kelly and David discuss the importance of financial education and how important it is to help everyone understand the financial and pensions system to help support their long-term security.
Episode 114 - 27th January 2026
David Brooks is joined by Christopher Rice, Broadstone’s Head of Trustee Services. In this episode they discuss: FRC guidance on the Section 37 issueThe latest from the PRA and the BPA marketA look at the gender pensions gap
Episode 113 - 20th January 2026
Your host David Brooks is joined this week by our very own Adam Bexson for a fast-paced discussion on some of the biggest stories in the world of pensions right now:The single person tax - and how it impacts long-term savingsA new Chair at TPR - what we can expect to see from the regulator in '26Preparing for retirement - David and Adam take inspiration from Elon Musk
Episode 112 - 13th January 2026
David Brooks, our Head of Policy, is joined by one of our very own investment experts Andy Knight-Stephens to discuss:What’s happening in equity markets so far this year - and whether schemes can expect strong returns for the rest of 2026The lowdown on the FCA’s new Value for Money (VFM) consultationTwo quick Ps! A rapid-fire round-up of the latest on pensions dashboards and the Pensions Commissio
Episode 111 - 6th January 2026
This week, David Brooks is joined by our DC expert Kelly Parsons to discuss:- The increase in the State Pension age this year- Why 2026 could be the ‘Year of the Dashboard’- The impact of National Living Wage rises on pension saving, as more people reach the Auto-enrolment threshold
Episode 110 - 16th December 2025
David Brooks and Chris Rice dig into the pensions section of the Regulatory Initiatives Grid to see what is likely to be in focus over next year and what could be important for trustees from superfunds to surplus. Chris gives an overview of what has been going on in pensions risk transfer over the past year, with a particularly busy year for transactions at the smaller end of the market, and discu
Episode 109 - 9th December 2025
David Brooks concentrates on amendments to the Pensions Scheme Bill which passed its report stage and third reading in the House of Commons so it will now move to the House of Lords for consideration.David chats through some of the tinkering in areas such as:Indexation of pre-1997 PPF benefitsThe Virgin Media fixFiduciary Duty and climate risk Aside from the Bill, David also picks up the consultat
Episode 108 - 2nd December 2025
David Brooks and Kelly Parsons get stuck straight into the Budget, diggng into the most important news from last Wednesday's big fiscal announcement in the world of pensions and savings - they talk salary sacrifice, PPF indexation, surplus payments to members, and cash ISAs. The team also give an update on where the industry has got to on pension scams and the importance of The Pensions Regulator'
Episode 107 - 25th November 2025
David Brooks cuts through the noise and breaks down the biggest pension stories...SPP papers and potential salary sacrifice changes in the upcoming BudgetPPF consultation on scheme levies – and what could happen to the surplusBudget impact on pensions – Dave runs through how likely the final rumours are with just two days to go
Episode 106 - 18th November 2025
Broadstone's Head of Policy David Brooks is joined by Sadhbh Lynch to discuss:The latest news from the WASPI campaign with the Government set to review their decisionA look across the North Sea to Sweden and difficulties with their pension fund performanceSome State Pension reform ideas amid the Government's review of the State Pension Age
Episode 105 - 11th November 2025
Your host David Brooks is joined this week by our very own Christopher Rice. This episode covers:What’s changing in DB scheme returns – and what trustees need to watch out for this yearA raft of Budget speculation – Chris and Dave wade through the rumours
Episode 104 - 28th October 2025
Join David Brooks and Sadhbh Lynch as they break down this week’s hot topics:CDC and unconnected multiple arrangements Inflation figures – and what they mean for occupational and state pensions
Episode 103 - 21st October 2025
In the week following the Pensions UK Annual Conference, David Brooks picks out some of his key takeaways from what was presented, discussed and debated in the 'Glastonbury of the pensions world' in Liverpool. The other events David focuses on include the latest news from the ICO on the Capita cyber-attack and he takes a look at the newly announced Sterling 20.
Episode 102 - 14th October 2025
David Brooks is joined by Christopher Rice, Broadstone’s Head of Trustee Services to discuss:A new superfund on the horizon – Chris unpacks what we know so far and what it could mean for schemes.David talks tax – and why it’s making headlines again in the pensions world.
Episode 101 - 7th October 2025
This week on Pensions in 10, David Brooks is joined by Broadstone investment expert Andy Knight-Stephens to unpack the biggest pensions stories you need to know. The latest on ESG and investment trends, Lord Vallance's call for pension funds to back UK science and innovation and the Government rejection of pre-97 DB pension increases - will this long running issue ever be resolved?
Episode 100 - 30th September 2025
In this landmark episode, your usual host and Broadstone's Head of Policy David Brooks is joined by Head of Pensions Advisory Nigel Jones to review the last two years of breaking down the latest pension news for our viewers every Tuesday morning in just 10 minutes. Nigel takes a step back to take a wider and more strategic view on the big challenges currently facing the pensions sector and trustee
Episode 99 - 23rd September 2025
David Brooks takes the mic solo for this week’s episode covering the IHT consultation and fresh IFOA policy ideas on pensions.
Episode 98 - 16th September 2025
David Brooks is joined by Sadhbh Lynch and this week they dive into the People's Pensions Transfers Outcomes index, Pension Dashboards and what will be shown in respect to State Benefits, and last but not least they give you an update on the PPF admin levy.
Episode 97 - 9th September 2025
David Brooks is joined by Broadstone's Senior Investment Consultant Andrew Knight-Stephens to take a look at the movements in gilt yields which reached recent highs over the past week to grab more headlines. The pair also discuss some of the machinations around the Pension Schemes Bill since it was laid a few months ago with a significant number of amendments being brought forward by the Governmen
Episode 96 – 2nd September 2025
David Brooks is flying solo to deliver your rapid-fire, 10-minute roundup of the pensions stories you really need to know:An Ombudsman case on transfers – what trustees must check when it comes to due diligenceIndustry reactions to the FCA’s targeted support proposals, now the consultation has closedThe regulator’s brand-new campaign around dashboardsA quick look ahead to the Budget (promise – no
Episode 95 – 26th August 2025
David Brooks is joined by our very own Head of Trustee Services Christopher Rice. This week, they dig into... The call for evidence for the State Pension age ReviewThe virtues of annuities as they make a comebackAnd… some fresh news on scams
Episode 94 – 19th August 2025
David Brooks chats to Sadhbh Lynch, Associate Investment Consultant, as they dig into pension transfer times with around three quarters of cases completed in less than 20 days despite some of the concerns around short-term incentives. The team also cover off consolidation in the Defined Contribution space and explore the latest developments around the Inheritance Tax reforms.
Episode 93 – 12th August 2025
David Brooks is joined by Andrew Knight-Stephens for a rapid-fire round-up of all the pension news you need to know. Here’s what’s on the table... Interest rate cut – what it could mean for pension schemes, investments, and the wider economy Across the pond – unpacking some Trumpian ideas on pension investments Back at home – the prospect of mandated UK pension investment
Episode 92 - 5th August 2025
David Brooks is joined by Fiona White for a whistlestop tour of the biggest and best pension news to get you right up to speed. Here’s what’s on the agenda: Gen Z pensions challenge – why the youngest savers could face the toughest retirement journey yet Tax coding on lump sums – £1.5 billion in tax reclaims and how the process could work better for savers Annuities in focus – David’s take on Just
Episode 91 - 29th July 2025
David Brooks takes the mic solo – running through five key pension stories that haven’t had the attention they deserve of late, all in under 10 minutes. Here’s what’s on the agenda...State Pension – why we need to take the heat out of the rhetoric and focus on the factsStoreFirst pension scam – criminal proceedings and implications for pension schemesThe Data (use & access) Act – what this new
Episode 90 - 22nd July 2025
Your host and Head of Policy at Broadstone David Brooks and Investment Consultant Sadhbh Lynch give their instant reaction to the Pensions Adequacy review launched by the Government this week. They also tackle the impact of a higher-than-expected inflation reading for Defined Benefit and Defined Contribution pension scheme funding as well as the Regulator fining NOW:Pensions.
Episode 89 - 15th July 2025
Broadstone's Head of Policy David Brooks and Fiona White catch up with some of the recent progress to the Pensions Dashboard project and provide an update on NEST. They also take a look at an interesting Ombudsman case with some intriguing complexities around death benefits and trustee responsibilities.
Episode 88 - 8th July 2025
This week, your host and Broadstone's Head of Policy David Brooks is joined by Chris Rice, Head of Trustee Services at Broadstone to chew over: -The FCA's targeted support consultation and closing the advice gap. - An update on the buy-out market with a change of ownership at PIC and trends from H1 2025. - What's coming down the line from the Government's adequacy review.
Episode 87 - 1st July 2025
In this week's Pensions in 10, your host and Broadstone's Head of Policy David Brooks chats to Andrew Knight-Stephens about:The latest VAT announcement from HMRCA raft of consultations and feedback on sustainabilityThe dishonesty unit being rolled up at The Pensions Ombudsman
Episode 86 - 17 June 2025
David Brooks is joined by Sadhbh Lynch to give an update on the Pension Schemes Bill timeline plus the pensions implications of the government's spending review. As usual a quick overview of the big pensions stories of the day.
Episode 85 - 3rd June 2025
David Brooks s joined by new co-host Fiona White for a fast and focused look at the latest pensions headlines:DB surpluses & mega funds – Fiona and Dave unpack the headlines and highlight what schemes should be keeping on their radar.Boots vs The Pensions Ombudsman – Complaints are on the rise after the buy-in. What’s going on, and could this set a precedent for future transactions?
Episode 84 - 27th May 2025
David Brooks is joined by Andrew Knight-Stephens for your 10-minute pensions catch-up.They cover:The latest on DB surpluses and the Pension Schemes BillWhat rising inflation figures could mean for schemes
Episode 83 - 20th May 2025
David Brooks is joined by Broadstone's Head of Trustee Services, Christopher Rice to whizz through the biggest and best pension stories of the week - all in 10 minutes. The Mansion House Accord – Why the document is full of “ifs,” and the need to give members more confidence. Pensions Dashboard Progress – Chris walks us through the latest update report. Are we finally seeing some light at the end
Episode 82 - 13th May 2025
This week, David Brooks is joined by Sadhbh Lynch to dive into the latest pensions hot topics:BOE Interest Rate Cut – What does it mean for DB pension schemes?TPR’s New Guidance – Practical tips on how trustees can weather market volatility. InvestmentFraud Summit Recap – David shares insights from the Investment Fraud Committee, tackling the aftermath of scams and how HMRC can step up to support
Episode 81 - 6th May 2025
This week, David Brooks is joined by Andrew Knight-Stephens for a lightning-fast roundup of the latest in pensions:TPR’s Annual Funding Statement – key messages for schemes and trustees as funding levels continue to evolveMansion House 2.0? – is another big pensions policy speech on the way? David and Andy weigh up the rumours...Value for Money – TPR’s latest podcast gets a mention. What’s the Reg
Episode 80 – 29th April 2025
This week, David Brooks is flying solo and taking you on a high-speed tour of the pensions universe, packed into just 10 minutes:Default Consolidator ModelRegulator’s Innovation HubTPR’s Superfund Blog
Episode 79 – 22nd April 2025
This week David Brooks is joined by Christopher Rice, Broadstone’s Head of Trustee Services, for a quickfire look at the latest news:Buy-in market roundup – With insurers publishing their FY results, we take stock: Just Group leads on number of deals, Rothesay takes the top spot on premium, and there are exciting new entrants to the BPA market!TPR’s dashboard videos – Is there light at the end of
Episode 78 – 15th April 2025
This week, David Brooks is joined by Sadhbh Lynch for a fast-paced rundown of the latest pensions news – all in just 10 minutes:Market update – Trump’s tariff pause has eased nerves, but what should trustees take away? Spoiler: keep calm and carry on.Cyber attack down under – A major breach hits Australian super funds. Could UK pensions be next? Sadhbh and David explore what schemes should be doin
Episode 77 – 8th April 2025
Your hosts David Brooks and Andrew Knight-Stephens return with another bite-sized discussion of the latest pension headlines in just 10 minutes! They discuss:'Liberation Day' – Andy breaks down the investment implications of Trump’s tariffs including what it could mean for different asset classes and how might pension schemes be affected?TPR’s new regulation of professional trustee firms – a welco
Episode 76 – 1st April 2025
This week has an investment flavour as your host and Broadstone's Head of Policy David Brooks is joined by Marc Devereux, Head of Investment Consulting. The team look at Net Zero targets and digest the muted market reaction to last Wednesday's Spring Statement. Finally, there is a policy update after a busy week of activity from The Pensions Regulator.
Episode 75 – 25th March 2025
David is joined by Head of Trustee Services and SM&RT Insure risk transfer lead at Broadstone Christopher Rice to discuss a LawDeb survey into employer sentiment around Defined Benefit risk, a regulatory growth initiative from the Government, and the Spring Statement on Wednesday.
Episode 74 – 18th March 2025
Broadstone's Pensions in 10 is back with Sadhbh Lynch, Associate Investment Consultant at Broadstone, keeping regular host David Brooks company this week. In this episode, the team discuss Torsten Bell's speech at the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association conference, Sadhbh takes a look at US equities and what the recent volatility may mean for pension savers and David provides an update on In
Episode 73 – 11th March 2025
This week, Broadstone's very own David Brooks and Andrew Knight-Stephens unpack the hottest pension topics:What does new legal advice from NatWest Cushon, and Eversheds Sutherland mean for trustee decision-making?New pensions minister & Section 37 – What’s his stance, and what could it mean for schemes?Pensions Age Awards 2025 – Andy and David toast Broadstone’s admin excellence!
Episode 72 – 4th March 2025
Broadstone’s very own David Brooks is joined by workplace engagement expert Rachel Coles to tackle the latest pension news in just 10 minutes:Gen Z and pensions – A new PPI report highlights the financial struggles of younger workers. Why are they falling behind on savings, and what can be done?Dashboard delay? – People’s Pension is calling for a pause on the rollout. What changes are they proposi
Episode 71 – 18th February 2025
Your favourite hosts, Broadstone's David Brooks & Simon Kew break down the biggest pension stories:Virgin Media’s Section 37 case – What does the latest ICAEW guidance mean for schemes?The pensions knowledge gap – A new survey reveals just how little young people know about pensions. What can be done?State Pension age set to rise – New estimates suggest a significant increase in the next 25 ye
Episode 70 – 11th February 2025
This week Simon Kew and David Brooks discuss:Pension scams under the spotlight – PSAG is tightening intelligence gathering but are scammers really being held accountable? David shares his thoughts on tougher consequences and better support for victims.State Pensions back in the headlines – Simon looks at the latest developments around overpayments, particularly for those who have lost a family mem
Episode 69 – 4th February 2025
Join David Brooks and Simon Kew as they cover:DB surpluses & the PPF levy – Government confirms a levy reduction, but what does it mean for schemes? Plus, movements for those on frozen pensions.Bank of England’s new repo facility (CNRF) is open for applications – Only for 'episodes of severe gilt market dysfunction', but at £8k a year, is it a game-changer for big schemes?Martin Lewis talks pe
Episode 68 – 28th January 2025
This week’s 10 minute episode dives into...‘Déjà vu’ on DB surpluses – what’s happening ahead of Rachel Reeves' speech?The Triple Lock mystery – Simon’s bedtime reading of Hansard uncovered some interesting insightsAuto-enrolment trends – what the latest data tells us about opt-out rates and pension engagement across different communities
Episode 67 – 21st January 2025
Join your favourite hosts to unpack the biggest stories in pensions this week:New pensions minister, Torsten Bell – who is he and what might his stance be in his new role?The Fabian Society, pensioner poverty and speculation about the state pensionLabour's plans for the Triple Lock – what could happen if they decide to remove it?IHT Consultation – David shares his thoughts and takeaways in a snapp
Episode 66 – 14th January 2025
This week Simon Kew and David Brooks tackle an impressive four stories:1. High and rising gilt yields: What do they mean for DB and DC schemes, and what lessons can we take forward?2️. PPI's Unlocking Investment roundtable: Simon reports back with key insights ahead of the consultation deadline this week.3. Longevity, pensions, fraud, and an Ig Nobel prize: David unpacks this interesting news stor
Episode 65 – 7th January 2025
The first Pensions in 10 episode of 2025 is here!Here’s what’s in this week's episode:A quick intro for new listeners and a 2024 recap: What is Pensions in 10 and why should you tune in?LGPS consolidation: Simon and David tackle the latest discussions, debunk ‘Ponzi scheme’ rumours, and cut through the hyperbole.
