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How will your State Pension change in 2020/21?

If you’re claiming the State Pension, the good news is that it’ll increase in the new tax year. It could mean you have some extra money to spend on luxuries or that you can reduce how much you’re withdrawing from your Personal Pension. Even if you have other retirement provisions, your State Pension is likely

The tapered annual allowance: What you need to know

Managing pension contributions and tax liability can be tricky. If you’re affected by the tapered allowance, it can be even more challenging. The Secretary of State for Health and Social care has announced there will be a review into the impact of the tapered allowance and its impact on NHS staff. But it’s not just

Protecting what matters

Those dearest to us, and those financially dependent upon us. If something should happen to you, the last thing you want is for you or your family to be worrying about money. One of the most important aspects of your financial planning should be to ensure that you’ve made provision for your family and any

Turning pensions into money you can use

Today, you’ve got a number of options and permutations available when it comes to what to do with your pension in retirement. But lots of choice can also mean increased confusion. Your retirement might seem like a far-off prospect, but knowing how you can access your pension pot can help you understand how best to

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Guide: 12 practical reasons to write a will and name a Lasting Power of Attorney

Thinking about what might happen after you die isn’t easy. It’s hard to imagine the world simply continuing. That’s likely one reason why so many people put off writing a will for “another time” or decide to “sort it later”. But the reality is, none of us know when we’ll die. Having a will in

6 incredible UK restaurants with tasting menus you’ll remember

Tasting menus are a great alternative to a traditional à la carte menu, giving diners the opportunity to try a little bit of a lot of dishes. They can take away the quandary of what to order, or the disappointment of wishing you’d had something different. The premise of this type of menu is a

The equity release drawdown essentials you need to know

Unlocking the equity that’s tied up in your home could provide a welcome boost to your finances and allow you to enjoy your later years. While many people choose to take a lump sum from their home, a drawdown plan might better suit your needs. According to data released by the Equity Release Council in