SkepSkep
All episodes
The Rest Is Money — 330. The hidden pension crisis
Scout ratingSCOUT· 46%54m·2026-11-12·News Politics

330. The hidden pension crisis

The Rest Is Money · 330

How do we end the scandal of millions saving too little for a pension? Can our employers afford to pay more for our pensions? How do we get our pension funds to invest in Britain? And what can we learn on all of this from Australia and Canada? Pensions minister and former boss of the Resolution Foundation - Torsten…

Listen in your app
Buzzmeter · cross-platform
Scout rating
46%
SCOUT

Scout bees are checking it out — divided opinions, the swarm hasn't committed.

Platform
46%
Community
no read yet
Value
no read yet
Hive Vote · Skep listeners
New on SkepAwaiting the hive's first votes

Buzzmeter says it's buzzing across platforms — the Hive Vote says whether the people who actually listened liked it.

Rate this episode

Add your vote to the Hive — listeners rate every episode after they finish.

Rate this episode
Recent reviews
  • No reviews yet — be the first.

What people are saying

“Here’s a thought to increase trust. Why not legislate to put constant pension meddling beyond the reach of the government? I’ve seen forced annuity purchases come and go, tax treatment changed constantly, auto-enrolment with a default DC sc…”

— @alexanderplayspiano7157 · YouTube comment

“‘People don’t have confidence in pensions’ - same government who happily presides over panic every budget around rumours of tax free cash removal - same government that’s taking away NI savings on salary secrifice pensions - same government…”

— @albedo0point39 · YouTube comment

“Bell has done absolutely nothing in 2 years. Can’t he at least change the default percentages ?!”

— @coderider3022 · YouTube comment

“Maybe if taxes were not so high, it might encourage more people to save money as they would have some disposable income to do so.”

— @ThomasHurley-z2m · YouTube comment

One great episode in your inbox, daily — free.

One email a day, unsubscribe anytime. No spam, ever.