Financial Services Unplugged with Tom McPhail

What's the next government got planned for our income and savings

My colleague Alison Gay and I review the party manifestos published to date and consider the key personal finance promises

Letters of Authority, the worst pension admin problem that isn't being fixed

Scott Phillips of the Pension Lab joins me to talk about Dashboards, the surprisingly dysfunctional LOA system and what some in the industry are trying to do about it

Election pensions

Rachel Vahey of AJ Bell talks with me about the Triple Lock, the LTA, Pension Freedoms and the advice/guidance boundary review

Financial advice firms, recruitment, AI, DEI

FT Adviser editor Simoney Kyriakou and the future for financial advice firms

Everything you ever wanted to know about getting rid of the Lifetime Allowance but were afraid to ask

What should have been simple has proved to be anything but; HMRC has created a new way to inflict misery on unsuspecting pension savers. Jon Greer from Quilter gently explains everything we need to know. We also discuss what a new Labour government might do with the rules.

Collective Defined Contribution schemes are going to save pensions

Adrian Boulding makes a compelling case, not just why CDC schemes are a good idea but also, crucially how they are actually going to happen

Having fun on Budget Day

Tom Selby and I unpick the political, fiscal and personal finance fun and games of the Budget

Bridging the financial guidance gap

In which Robert and Charlie from Money Guided talk about how to help people manage their money better

A long-term savings commission

Andrew Tully from Nucleus on why we need a long-term savings commission

How do we fix pension transfers?

...in Which Dave Henderson of Penny https://pennypension.com and I offer a couple of suggestions for how to make pension transfers work better