For decades, pension fund trustees and managers have occupied a position of almost sacred trust. Like a surgeon performing a caesarean section in a labour ward, their authority has rarely been questioned. The assumption has been simple, almost comforting: these are professionals. They know what they are doing. They will act rationally, conservatively, in the best interests of those whose futures they hold in their hands.
Taonga Sabola is a journalist at TIMES TELEVISION. He covers a range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and issues related to credit health and debt management, intertwining these themes with insights into journalism and media. Taonga's work is featured in TIMES TELEVISION, where he brings a critical perspective to the intersection of these important areas.
