This week on the Reaction Podcast, Iain Martin is joined by Maggie Pagano to discuss the Middle East crisis, why Britain’s pensions and capital markets are in such a mess and the Covid inquiry.
Lucy speaks to Baroness Altman CBE, leading UK pensions expert and former pensions minister, about why it’s so hard to get people to focus on pensions, and why nudge theory has been proven to help.
As clumsy and uncaring as Mel Stride sounded, there is basic common sense in the premise that, if you want to maintain your lifestyle into old age, you should carry on working for longer.
Neil and Jonathan talk to pensions expert John Ralfe about whether Jeremy Hunt’s proposals for UK pension funds will make much difference and what reforms might actually make sense.
The French president is throwing everything at the wall to avoid becoming a lame duck.
Britain is suffering from a lack of investment in our infrastructure, our ideas and our entrepreneurial energy, which remain amongst the world’s best.
The wave of demonstrations sweeping France is about a lot more than the pensions age – but precisely what is unclear.
A state of intermittent anarchy, choreographed by the trade unions, has taken over from any kind of political discourse.
Over 300 demonstrators have been arrested nationwide following clashes with the police.
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