Ask Steve Webb your pension query on a particular This is Money podcast

Got a question for Steve Webb? He will be answering readers on a special podcast Q&A on Friday, 16 October

Would you like to hear our star pensions columnist Steve Webb answer your question personally…?

He will be joining hosts Georgie Frost and Simon Lambert on This is Money’s popular podcast on Friday, October 16.

Steve will answer his 500th question from This is Money readers this coming Monday, and we are celebrating with a series of special features and events that will run all next week.

It’s a double celebration because he marked his tenth anniversary as our retirement agony uncle earlier this year.

If you want a chance of getting your question tackled by Steve in our podcast event, write to pensionquestions@thisismoney.co.uk and put PODCAST in the subject line.

The former Pensions Minister, who is now a partner at pensions consultant LCP, became This is Money’s Agony Uncle in February 2016.

You can check out all Steve’s previous pension columns to see if any involve issues affecting you, or read his top columns on the state pension – from what couples can inherit, to annual increases and buying top-ups – or about private pension issues.

Unfortunately Steve can’t reply to everyone who writes in, but we hope the broad range of topics he covers helps everyone at some point, whether they get an answer or not.

Anyone he answers in a column gets sent the link, and if he takes on your question in our upcoming podcast you will be notified afterwards.

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