Scottish Widows Workplace Savings Podcast
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<p>Scottish Widows Workplace Savings - entertaining data driven and sometimes offbeat stories about what’s going on in workplace savings. Ideal for people involved in or interested in pensions. </p> <p>Guests include Pension Ministers, CEOs, Employee Benefit Consultants, Employers, Trustees - stories from the frontline of Workplace Pensions hosted by an award winner - 2025 Pension Marketer of the year Robert Cochran.</p> <p></p> <p>Pension Dashboards, Legislation, Customer Stories, Trustee Views, Private Markets and VFM, AI and Tik Tok- all feature in recent episodes.</p>
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Recent Episodes
July 3, 2026
Solving the Lost Pensions Challenge
Pension tracing is evolving - with new technology, better data and industry collaboration creating real opportunities to improve outcomes.In this episode, Robert Cochran is joined by industry experts, Workplace Proposition Leads Richard Brown and Eleanor Hassall-Marlow, for a pension transfer special. Together, they explore how processes are improving, the role of dashboards, and the growing importance of small pots, pension tracing and lessons learned from open banking.An insightful discussion on what’s changing - and what a better future could look like.
June 16, 2026
Can games make us care more about our pensions?
What if your pension felt more like a game: simple, engaging, even motivating? And right there on your phone. Would you be more likely to get involved?Scottish Widows’ pension gamified journeys have now been accessed over 1 million times, showing the growing appetite for more engaging, interactive ways to connect with pensions.In this episode, Robert Cochran is joined by Maighread Simpson, Rose Ulldemolins and Amy Rodger from the Lloyds gamification team to explore just that — the team behind creating, building and deploying all aspects of these games and gamified experiences.From ideas like Pensions Powerlift to the Pension Mirror, they discuss how gamification can make pensions easier to understand, encourage better saving habits, and inspire more people — especially younger savers — to get involved.For them, game-inspired thinking is helping bring pensions to life. It’s all about making pensions feel more intuitive, more engaging, and ultimately helping people take confident steps towards their financial future.You can play our Power Up games here: https://www.powerup.scottishwidows.co.uk/
June 1, 2026
2026 Scottish Widows Retirement Report – Part 1
In this episode, Pete Glancy, Head of Pensions Policy, joins Robert Cochran to unpack Part 1 of the Scottish Widows 22nd UK Retirement Report, revealing that 31% of UK adults (12.2 million) are on track for pension poverty - down from 39% in 2025. Drawing on the National Retirement Forecast, they explore what’s behind this improvement and just how fragile it is, cost of living pressures, and the steps we could take to reduce this further to just 13%.*Listen now to understand the future of UK pensions, retirement planning, auto‑enrolment, and financial wellbeing and what it means for individuals, employers and policymakers across the UK.*2026 Scottish Widows' Retirement Report
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- What is Scottish Widows Workplace Savings Podcast?
<p>Scottish Widows Workplace Savings - entertaining data driven and sometimes offbeat stories about what’s going on in workplace savings. Ideal for people involved in or interested in pensions. </p> <p>Guests include Pension Ministers, CEOs, Employee Benefit Consultants, Employers, Trustees - stories from the frontline of Workplace Pensions hosted by an award winner - 2025 Pension Marketer of the year Robert Cochran.</p> <p></p> <p>Pension Dashboards, Legislation, Customer Stories, Trustee Views, Private Markets and VFM, AI and Tik Tok- all feature in recent episodes.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates weekly.
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