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Pensions Unpacked, brought to you by Brightwell is hosted by award-winning broadcaster Georgie Frost. Each episode explores the policies, pressures, and possibilities redefining pensions and retirement.
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The UK has a new Prime Minister in Andy Burnham with John Healey named his new Chancellor. But one key position hasn’t changed. Torsten Bell remains as Pensions Minister. So does that mean business as usual for the pensions industry or could a new government bring a change in direction?
In the latest Brightwell Pensions Unpacked podcast Dave Eaton from H/advisors, Tiffany Tsang from Pensions UK and Amy Mankelow from Brightwell chat about what’s likely to stay the same, what could change and how Burnham and his team might approach the thorny question of pensions adequacy.
In this episode we also touch on Count Binface, the possibility of a general election before the year is out and whether pensions dashboards could give the sector a ‘Martin Lewis’ moment.






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As the DWP’s consultation on the draft regulations for surplus flexibilities closes, Morten Nilsson, CEO, Brightwell comments: “We’ve always welcomed the Government’s proposals to make it easier for well-funded, well-run defined benefit schemes to make productive use of surplus, while maintaining appropriate protections for members.
Find out more about “Brightwell comments on the DWP’s surplus flexibilities for Defined Benefit pension schemes consultation”02/09/2026
Brightwell is pleased to announce that it has successfully achieved reaccreditation from the Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA), reaffirming its commitment to delivering high-quality pensions administration services.
Find out more about “Brightwell achieves PASA reaccreditation”27/08/2026
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