We have often heard the phrase, ‘my property is my pension’. People tend to have different plans for retirement. As life expectancy has continually increased for the UK population over the past decades, it follows that the thought of ensuring a decent quality of life post retirement is considered.
According to the Law Society the number of people seeking to write new wills has increased by 30% due to the pandemic.The current situation is causing angst among people, understandably.
A lot of our clients are not aware of the starting rate of savings. To find out more read this short blog post.
Pension contributions are not a hugely popular way to save, but they do have their benefits such as generous up-front tax breaks. Read on to find out more.
A workplace pension is a way of saving for your retirement that’s arranged by your employer. Here are some key changes employers should be aware of.
Making contributions to a pension scheme remains an incentivised method to save for retirement. This post discusses how you can utilise pension allowance from previous years.
The state pension was introduced in 1948. This is important as it is the earliest date you can claim your state pension and it depends on your date of birth.
Pension contributions are an effective way to mitigate tax bills and plan for your retirement. Here we answer the question ‘Can a pension payment turn a profit into a loss?’ Read on to find out more.
