After decades of saving, you may have finally reached the year when you had always planned to retire. But there are a few key factors you might want to consider…
Pensions
6 April signals the start of the new tax year. So, ahead of the deadline, it’s your opportunity to get your ducks in a row and understand any forthcoming changes…
Gone are the days when most people would work in the same job with the same company for decades. The landscape of modern work has shifted, resulting in many workers…
There are loads of great reasons to be self-employed. Starting your own business gives you control of your destiny, the flexibility to work hours that suit you, and the freedom…
In recent years, new rules have helped millions of retirees access their pension pots more flexibly. The Pension Freedoms legislation revolutionised the way you can draw income from your savings,…
For more than 100 years, the State Pension has played an important role in providing an income for retirees. Considering the full State Pension in 2020/21 is £175.20 a week…
In early July, the Pensions Advisory Group (PAG) published their long-awaited report, A Guide to the Treatment of Pensions on Divorce. Many of you will know that the PAG comprises…
Earlier this month, Mark sat down with solicitor and arbitrator Mena Ruparel to discuss the recent Pensions Advisory Group (PAG) report on pension sharing on divorce. We’ve been producing pension…
Earlier this summer, we looked at the recent Pensions Advisory Group report and highlighted some occasions where it might not be necessary for your clients to speak to a pension…
After a long court battle, the High Court has decided that almost four million women born in the 1950s will not be compensated for the money they lost when their…