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Join us every week for a brief look at the big pensions news stories in under 10 minutes, hosted by our very own Broadstone specialists. We will discuss the major issues of the day and their implications for pensions policy, trustees and employers.
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Episode 142 - 8th September 2026 (opens the original)
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This week, David Brooks, our Head of Policy runs you through: Pension tax relief – the different arrangements and what HMRC is doing in this area Pension Attention – David shares his views on the campaign’s new angle and looks ahead to Pension Awareness Week GMP conversion – the latest developments from the DWP consultation
Episode 141 - 1st September 2026 (opens the original)
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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 before the age of 55, amid growing online interest in the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) mo
Episode 140 - 25th August 2026 (opens the original)
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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 improved The practicalities of extracting and distributing surplus Why high-quality scheme data will be essential
Episode 139 - 18th August 2026 (opens the original)
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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 New statistics on pension withdrawals since the introduction of pension freedoms, looking at the b
Episode 138 - 28th July 2026 (opens the original)
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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 months The latest Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) Automatic Enrolment report, exploring the potential impact of future pensions policy changes on low earners The growing debate around the State Pension, including the Work and Pensions
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