17 Nov
Pensions – there always seems to be a reason to put off addressing them. Many people in their early working life may likely consider that…
Read More10 Mar
The tax rate applied to the first £12,500 of income earnt in a tax year is 0%. This is what is known as the personal…
Read More19 Jan
Many employed people misunderstand how pension contributions into their workplace pension scheme are made on their behalf. This can often mean that higher and additional…
Read More25 Sep
The Spring Budget 2020 increased the annual allowance income limits, taking many high earners out of the tapered annual allowance. The new limits explained Every…
Read More23 Jan
The latest statistics into auto-enrolment have shown that pension saving is on the up, with figures from 2019 showing that over 10 million individuals are…
Read More07 Nov
A new report has revealed the amount of money individuals and couples will need in order to access different styles of retirement. The Retirement Living…
Read More29 Aug
A recent report by pensions provider Scottish Widows has found that more people than ever are saving for a comfortable retirement. Scottish Widows 15th annual Retirement…
Read More12 Aug
New research suggests that 42% of pension savers, which would equate to over five million people across the UK, could be at risk of falling…
Read More01 Oct
We recently blogged on the relative advantages of property and pensions as investment strategies. As part of the article, we looked at commercial property and…
Read More03 Jul
Auto-enrolment seems to be working. According to figures recently released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the proportion of employees contributing to a company…
Read More19 Feb
By now, we’re all fairly well versed on the various flexibilities associated with ‘pension freedom’ legislation. Pensions now have the potential to be an extremely…
Read More29 Mar
Last week we looked at 5 reasons to consider paying into your pension for in the current tax year before the clock ‘resets’ on 6…
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