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Why it might be better to delay saving for your retirement
Advice We are advised to put aside as much as we can as early as possible. But is that always sensible?
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Inheritance tax: how your pension can help you plan your estate
Advice Pensions can help you minimise your family’s potential inheritance-tax bill. David Prosser explains how.
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The minimum pension withdrawal age is set to rise – don’t get caught short
Advice From April 2028, the earliest age at which you can take money from your pension savings will rise to 57. It's vital that you understand the detail of this change and act accordingly.
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What ‘buy-and-forget’ investors really need
Advertisement Feature How Alliance Trust can help you plan an effective retirement with a Sipp.
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Women could be compensated for state-pension shortfall
News A government inquiry has said that up to 200,000 women could be owed a collective £1.7bn in compensation, with the average woman being owed £13,500 in underpaid state pensions.
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What is the pensions lifetime allowance and should you be worried about hitting it?
Analysis In his recent Budget the chancellor froze the pensions lifetime allowance at £1,073,100. That may sound like a lot to have in your pot, but you could easily find yourself hitting it. Saloni Sardana explains what it is, and what the freeze means for you.
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Three ways a global generalist trust could work within your SIPP
Advertisement Feature Faith Glasgow of Alliance Trust on the value of a SIPP as part of your retirement plan.
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The scandal brewing in pension transfers
News Many savers who switched their retirement fund out of final-salary pension schemes received poor advice. But those caught out have limited recourse to redress.
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Look beyond the default options if you want to start taking income from your pension
Advice Regulators have come up with four ready-made plans for people who want to start taking an income from their pension fund – but you should still seek help before you decide
