The Government’s move means most doctors will no longer be hit by tax bills due to the hated ‘taper’ – but it shunned widespread calls to abolish the complicated pension tax rule altogether.
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When will age you can access pension cash rise from 55 to 57?
Anyone aged 47 or under must plan ahead if they want to retire earlier than 57, or will need cash for other purposes like paying off mortgages, home renovations or university fees for their children.
Would I lose my pension if my investing platform goes bust?
Whilst I fully understand the risk of my investments, I was not aware I could lose the pension if the platform company failed. Is this really the case? What are the dangers investors need to know about?
Public sector workers are now pensions ‘aristocrats’
According to the Office for National Statistics, 11 per cent of private sector
workers who have a pension are in a generous final salary scheme. This compares to 92 per cent in the public sector.
Richest retirees have an income 17 TIMES bigger than poorest
The pension incomes of Britain’s richest retirees are now 17 times higher than those of the poorest as the gap between the two has nearly doubled over the past decade.
Claim pension credit if you are over 75 and could lose free TV licence
Pension credit is a benefit for the poorest pensioners, and a surge in applications is likely to be underway due to the decision to means test pensioners for the free TV licence.
Steve Webb’s best pension columns: 12 Christmas crackers
A selection of Steve’s top columns can help you avoid being scammed, understand the mysteries of the new state pension, and gain peace of mind by making the most of your pension savings.
BEN WILKINSON: Freedom can be costly when it comes to pensions
Five years after the introduction of pension freedoms, the Association of British Insurers is warning that many middle-aged savers may not be doing what’s best with their pension pots.
How fast should you spend your pension pot? Many withdraw 8% a year
‘Cash today, poverty tomorrow must be avoided, as large withdrawals from pension pots could mean later life hardship for many,’ says the Association of British Insurers.
Could my ex-husband sabotage a pension before handing it over to me?
What is to stop my ex-husband converting everything to useless shares that are falling in value? Barrister Rhys Taylor explains how pensions are handled when couples divorce.