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Pensions in a Pod (UK) - UK Pensions unscripted

Pensions Policy Roadmap: What's Next for DB and DC Schemes

October 13, 2026

United Kingdom
United Kingdom
United Kingdom

In our latest podcast, Simon Borhan and Jennie Fossey-Adams sit down with Jeremy to discuss where we are on the government's pensions policy roadmap and the key issues that are on the agenda for both DB and DC schemes, including:

  • use of surplus, run-on and end game planning
  • preparing for the new value for money regime
  • getting ready for IHT on pensions, and
  • the new guidance we are expecting on trustees' investment duties 

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