Two decades ago, the findings of the Turner Commission helped reshape pensions policy in the UK, including the move towards auto-enrolment of employees. However, amid concerns that future generations of pensioners are set to be poorer than those retiring today, a new Pensions Commission has been asked to look again at the system, and the policy options that might improve it. In May 2026 the Commission published its interim findings, in their report 'Pensions2050: evidence and future priorities'. In this collection, three expert commentators consider whether the interim report identifies the right issues, and what should happen next.