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Organising your pension ahead of time is arguably one of the most important and beneficial decisions you'll ever make. For most people, their pension(s) will form the pillar of their retirement income, which has big…
Pensions, Dividends & Retirement: A Short Guide 3>
The word “dividend” is mysterious to many people. Yet the idea is quite simple. You invest your money in a company (or set of companies), and these companies hopefully pay you a share of their…
Early retirement is a dream for many people or a dread. It depends on your outlook, financial situation and goals. Some relish the idea of freedom from an employer’s restraints, whilst others love going into…
In April 2015, the UK government introduced the “Pension Freedoms”. These new rules to the pensions regime had many far-reaching implications, but one of the big changes was that over-55s were then able to withdraw…
Why do things get more expensive over time, and what impact can this have on your savings plan for retirement? Inflation refers to the gradual increase in prices for services and goods, within a particular…
During your career, it isn’t uncommon for Sunday evenings to be a foreboding experience as we look ahead to a week of work. In those moments, the thought of retirement can be blissful. After all,…
5 Tips to Help Calculate Your Retirement Income 3>
During your career, working out your income is usually straightforward. For most people, their main source of earnings will be their salary and possibly other income-generating assets, such as dividends, interest and rent from e.g.…
My Final Salary Pension: What is it & should I Keep it? 3>
Perhaps you are starting to think about retirement, have spoken to your employer and realised you have a “final salary pension”. What does that mean? Maybe you have gone on to do some research and…
Which is better for retirement: annuity or income drawdown? 3>
Under 2019-20 pension rules in the UK, you are allowed to start taking money out of your pension savings once you reach 55. How you take the money, however, is another matter. Generally speaking, you…
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