Pensions in 10

This week David and Simon cover the £1bn U.K. build-to-rent partnership between Nest, L&G and PGGM, pension dashboards and 'One Login', the new WPSC chair, Simon's key takeaways from the PensionsAge conference and a Swiss contribution conundrum.

It’s a very special Pensions in 10 as hosts David Brooks and Simon Kew celebrate the 50th episode and 1 year anniversary of the podcast! Listen in to hear all the latest in the world of pensions, from TPR’s blog on administration and the Occasional Paper 65 to pension news south of the equator…and a surprise finale!

In this week's Pensions in 10, David and Simon cover the new Pension Review consultation, the Pension Minister's CMIT speech, as well as the PLSA and ABI's ‘Pay Your Pension Some Attention’ campaign and ...'The GC'.

This week, David and Simon cover off autumn budget speculation, the BBC’s potential impact on pension scheme funding and TPR’s latest blog on Value for Money and getting involved in the new consultation.

This week, David Brooks and Simon Kew discuss the new terms of reference for phase 1 of the government's pension review. They also pick overcompensation for Norton Motorcycle members and the government's Pension Credit awareness campaign.

This week, hosts Simon Kew and David Brooks discuss the latest from the world of pensions (as ever, heavy on the acronoyms) talking guidance issued by PASA on the NMPA, survey findings from TPR on ESG survey as well as both a major win and a major typo.

Listen to David Brooks and Simon Kew’s thought-provoking discussions on the latest VfM framework consultation, the Chancellor's hints at a Canadian-style pensions model for LGPS schemes and the viability of investing in UK infrastructure and the PPI shining a light on the pension gender gap.

Join your favourite hosts David Brooks and Simon Kew as they bring you up to speed on the Section 37 case ruling and their advice for those schemes now 'in limbo', the DB Funding Code (finally!) and the key takeaways, and why productive finance has been hitting the headlines.

Listen to your hosts, David Brooks and Simon Kew as they whizz through the biggest take-aways from the King’s Speech. They cover off the very unexpected Pensions Scheme Bill, the National Wealth Fund Bill and the Cyber security bill as well as movements on small pot consolidation, Value for Money framework, trustee guidance and much, much more.

Join David Brooks and Simon Kew as they dive into the hottest pension stories of the week: the announcement of the new pensions minister, state pension confusion and the urgent need for clarity, a pivotal court case in the US and the National Wealth Fund.

Your favourite hosts Simon Kew and David Brooks cover off what's next for the new Labour administration, the rumours around a new UK insurer, and the key takeaways from last week's Pensions Management Institute (PMI) Conference.

A year on from the Chancellor's Mansion House speech, David and Simon discuss Legal & General's latest private equity move and where similar 'productive finance' initiatives leave members and trustees, the Pension Ombudsman's procedural update and Kier Starmer's gaffe on pensions policy.

Don't miss out on this week's thought-provoking episode as hosts David Brooks and Simon Kew whistle through the latest sector news in the UK and across the pond! Listen in now to find out about the latest guidance from PASA on master trusts, the updates on some long-awaited legal cases, and the winner of last week's manifesto plural challenge.

In this ‘manifestos in 10’ special, hosts David Brooks and Simon Kew delve into the similarities and differences between last week’s major manifestos – from pension fund investments to ‘pot follows member’. They also share their thoughts on the proposed Labour consultation and whether it will bring the viability of the existing state pension into question.

This week, your hosts, David Brooks and Simon Kew, give their take on the hottest pensions industry stories, including the IFS's latest thinking on pensions and some notable updates from the Pensions Ombudsmen.

With the General Election dominating the airwaves, Simon Kew and David Brooks dive into the ‘Triple Lock Plus’ and the return of the Lifetime Allowance, as well as a letter from the Work & Pensions Committee about Norton Motorcycles.

This week, hosts David Brooks and Simon Kew dive into what they expect from July’s general election and where it will leave the pensions industry. With areas like the funding code, dashboard and the triple lock now in a ‘grey area’, find out more on Simon and Dave’s predictions.

Our hosts, David and Simon, discuss their reactions to the latest comments from the Chair of the Works and Pensions Committee – Sir Stephen Timms – on lifetime providers, a pension commission and auto-enrolment, and their take on reports of pension ‘cyber gremlins’ down under.

This week, hosts David Brooks and Simon Kew discuss the National Audit Office’s review of the Pensions Dashboard programme, court cases involving Railpen and CalPERS as well as a look at the Mineworkers’ Pension Scheme.

This week, hosts Simon Kew and David Brooks talk about productive finance and the views of the industry on this area of pension policy. Fresh off Broadstone’s third successive top ranking in the Professional Pensions Administration Survey, Simon and Dave also discuss the Regulator’s views on admin.

This week, Broadstone’s hosts David Brooks and Simon Kew take you through the Pension Regulator’s annual funding statement as well as discussing the Triple Lock and pension scams.

This week, Broadstone's hosts Simon Kew and David Brooks discuss the FCA's retirement income market data and what that tells us about how people are accessing their pension pots. Meanwhile, Simon was our man on the ground at the PensionsAge Spring Conference so tells us all about what he learnt there.

This week, your hosts, Simon Kew and David Brooks, discuss closing consultations from TPR's statement of strategy to the DWP's enquiry into surpluses and a public sector consolidator as well as a survey into climate change and net zero targets for pension schemes.

Broadstone’s hosts David Brooks and Simon Kew return to discuss the State Pension triple lock, the abolition of the Lifetime Allowance and what a Pensions Commission might look like.

Hosts David Brooks and Simon Kew discuss a Work & Pensions Select Committee report, the powers of The Pensions Regulator and also guidance on dashboards.