Welcome to This Is Money podcast. I'm Georgie Frost and joining me and Simon Lambert today is Tanya Jeffries.

And coming up, Jeremy Hunt's high risk plan to boost your pension, some skeptical, others say it's not ambitious enough.

It might be an idea to sort out our state pension first, though. Up to 10 million records may be wrong due to a six-year computer failure cover-up, exposed by this as money. Also today, the Bank of England reveals the pain of their hikes. Thousands a year extra will go on mortgage repayments for one million people. Simon says the bank owes them an apology.

Meanwhile, the mortgage charter kicks in to help struggling homeowners, and would Britain's

roads be safer if only women drove?

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in trading and investing. But first, under normal circumstances, we'd be rather skeptical of

some bloke offering to boost your investments by 12%.

But that is exactly what Jeremy Hunt is saying he could probably do for our pensions.

The Chancellor has unveiled his plan to invest retirement savings to the benefit of you and hiking UK growth.

So everyone's a winner.

So what does it actually mean for us, though?

And will it work? Welcome, Daniel. Welcome Simon. Simon. Give us the overview and

Tanya will get to the nitty gritty. But politically speaking, what's the, what's the Chancellor doing here?

The Chancellor was making his, his mansion house speech

to the great and the good of the financial world. And as part of this, he unveiled measures

that had been trailed for some time. We expected these. Tanya, in fact, wrote about them last week

or the week before. And they're aimed at unlocking billions of pounds of pension cash to try and support the UK economy.

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