The Equity Release Council will be hosting the inaugural Great Retirement Money Debate on Tuesday 19 May next week and our readers are invited to attend.
The BBC Question Time-style debate, hosted by award-winning BBC journalist Paul Lewis takes on the role of David Dimbleby alongside a panel of at-retirement specialists.
The debate will examine the key issues that will shape the future of paying for retirement in the UK following the arrival of the new pension freedoms, product development and changing consumer demand, the role of advice and paying for care.
The event begins at 2:30pm at The Royal Society of Medicine at 1 Wimpole Street in central London and will include refreshments and networking time. For those unable to make it on the day, the debate will also be live streamed.
For more details, or if you would like to attend or watch the live stream, please email for a place.
The panellists on the day include:
o Nigel Waterson, Chairman of the Equity Release Council
o Baroness Greengross, Chief Executive of ILC-UK, President of the Pensions Policy Institute
o David Thomas, President of the Personal Finance Society
o Jane Vass, Head of Public Policy at Age UK
o Paul Johnson, Director at the Institute for Fiscal Studies
Mortgage Solutions will be reporting live from the event.
