Pensions unscripted: Pensions in a pod (UK)

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Pensions in a pod (UK): What to look out for in 2026

January 08, 2026

United Kingdom
United Kingdom
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As we step into 2026, the pensions landscape is evolving rapidly. To help you stay ahead, we’ve brought together leading experts in DB, DC, and pension policy to explore the changes that matter most, and what you need to do now to prepare.

In the latest episode of Pensions in a Pod, Jeremy Goodwin, Charlotte Cartwright, Stuart Earle, and Tim Smith share their insights on:

  • Key developments for DB and DC schemes in 2026
  • Next steps for the Pension Schemes Bill
  • The practical impact of new rules on surplus use
  • Preparing for inheritance tax on unused pensions and death benefits

Listen to our latest podcast below.

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