MILLIONS claiming the state pension will get a boost of up to £574.60 next April, which is higher than previously expected.
You may think it's my own fault, says Joe Minihane. But the thing is, I have been careful with money all my life, have never ...
Under the current rules, in most pension plans, you can take up to 25% of your retirement pot as a tax-free lump sum, up to a ...
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Understanding the pros and cons of public sector pensions
Retiring five years early is an attractive option in many ways, but it might mean a cut of 20% or more to your annual pension ...
The Government Employees’ Pension Fund (GEPF) has suspended all two-pot withdrawals for two weeks. The almost 1.3 million government employees won’t be able to withdraw money from their savings pot ...
Five hundred grand is 3.4 times more than the average retirement savings in the UK. But is it enough to support a comfortable ...
The new two-pot retirement system has inadvertently exposed over 5,800 South African employers failing to pay pension ...
More than two million deferred small pots across five major master trust schemes could be consolidated if all became default consolidators under current government proposals, research from the Pension ...
The SIPP is a great vehicle for taking control of your retirement. Dr James Fox explains how it can be leveraged to its ...
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What is a default pension fund and should you switch?
Most employees save into a workplace pension scheme, but where is the money invested? We look at how default funds work and whether there is ever a case for switching.
The Private Office's investment expert David Dodgson looks at which savings plans can benefit your child most in the long ...
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