Solutions to the UK’s biggest pension problems
Notas del episodio
Our just-published, market-leading Great British Retirement Survey, which draws on the experiences of nearly 8,000 people, reveals the biggest challenges facing UK pension savers and suggests a range of remedies. Joining Kyle to discuss the key findings is Camilla Esmund, head of investor campaigns at interactive investor.
The full report can be found here: The Great British Retirement Survey 2026 - ii
The women’s wealth & investing hub mentioned in the podcast can be found here.
Kyle Caldwell is Funds and Investment Education Editor at interactive investor.
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