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HNWIs lose half their pension in tax
The UK’s wealthiest retirees paid themselves annual pension income of around £3m each last year…
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People raiding pension pots over Budget tax fears
Rumours of a tax rise in the Budget have encouraged 16% of people to plan…
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Savers call for higher pension contributions
Concerns over pensions adequacy remain a priority for some people, according to a survey from…
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Retirees want targeted support
Two-thirds (64%) of individuals aged 50-59 would be interested in receiving targeted support suggestions from…
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Younger workers saving ‘aggressively’ for retirement
Younger workers are much more money-minded than people might expect and are saving aggressively to…
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AJ Bell reports more clients but some wary about Budget
AJ Bell’s platform customer numbers increased by 66,000 over the past year to nearly 542,000,…
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James Jones-Tinsley: Budget panic need cooling
The first Labour Budget for 15 years takes place on 30 October.
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Beth Joslyn: Why we need a patient Chancellor
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James Jones-Tinsley: Bracing for the Budget
When the Labour Party launched its pre-Election Manifesto in June, the main pensions-related commitment promised,…
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Martin Tilley: Pensions entering a 'corridor of uncertainty'
As the England cricket team play their last home test series of the summer, I…
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AJ Bell’s platform customer numbers increased by 66,000 over the past year to nearly 542,000, up almost 14%.
Younger workers are much more money-minded than people might expect and are saving aggressively to achieve an ambitious retirement, according to a new report.
The UK’s wealthiest retirees paid themselves annual pension income of around £3m each last year but lost almost half of that in tax, according to figures published for the first time today.
Two-thirds (64%) of individuals aged 50-59 would be interested in receiving targeted support suggestions from regulated firms, new research suggests.
Rumours of a tax rise in the Budget have encouraged 16% of people to plan to raid their pension pots for tax-free cash, according to new research.