Curious about the changing landscape of retirement? Many people think retirement is for ‘old’ people and this holds them back from engaging with their pensions. But the way we retire has changed radically in the past decade, and far from being an end, retirement is more like the start of a new phase of life that can include periods of work mixed with sabbaticals, travel and relaxation. Read on in this article from The Herald to find out how retirement has changed and how planning ahead can help you enjoy the ‘new retirement’.
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Did you know you can lower your inheritance tax rate by supporting charities? Learn how giving back can benefit your loved ones and make a difference. Check out this insightful article from MoneyWeek.
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Are you unknowingly falling into the current account savings trap? More than half of savers keep at least some of their savings in a current account, and could miss out on returns as a result. Have a read of this interesting article from Your Money and learn how to maximise your savings and make your money work for you.
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Planning your financial legacy? Quilter has reviewed the portfolios of its thousands of clients since it was announced in the Autumn Budget 2024 that pensions will be brought into scope of inheritance tax (IHT) in two years’ time. Roddy Munro, head of technical sales at Quilter gives his comments on this trending topic in this article from Money Week. Have a read to learn how onshore bonds could help you to avoid inheritance tax and pass on wealth.
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Life can be unpredictable, but your income doesn't have to be. Income protection insurance replaces some of your monthly income if you are unable to work due to illness or injury. Whether you’re employed or self-employed, this type of cover is designed to support you and your family by covering your regular outgoings and helping maintain your lifestyle — so if something unexpected happens, your finances won’t be the first thing you have to worry about. Have a read of this insightful article from The Times and gain some valuable information.
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Income protection can help pay your bills if you aren’t able to work. We list the best providers if you’re considering this option. In 2023, the last year on record, insurers paid out £177 millio...
Don't underestimate the impact of delaying your pension savings. Young people have been urged not to delay saving into their pensions after new analysis reveals postponing by just five years in your 20's can result in a £40,000 drop to retirement funds. Discover why experts caution against waiting and how it could affect your financial future. Read more in this insightful article from i News.
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First-time buyers, people borrowing into retirement and those who are self-employed could benefit from possible changes to mortgage rules, as the City regulator kicks off a “public conversation” into the future of the market. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has launched a discussion paper on the potential benefits and risks that changing rules could see. Have a read of this article from The Standard to find out more.
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Your credit score plays a big role in your financial health. Many of us wouldn’t dream of applying for a job without knowing what our CV says – yet when it comes to borrowing money, we often forget to check the financial CV that is our credit score. Get expert advice on how to improve yours by reading this article from The Independent. Here credit scores are explained and why it matters.
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Pension transfers are taking longer - is it worth it? Combining old pension pots can be an effective way to manage your retirement savings in one place, but many savers are facing long waits to merge their money. Have a read of this article from Money Week to learn more about the potential benefits and risks of moving your pension.
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Curious about the changing landscape of retirement? Many people think retirement is for ‘old’ people and this holds them back from engaging with their pensions. But the way we retire has changed radically in the past decade, and far from being an end, retirement is more like the start of a new phase of life that can include periods of work mixed with sabbaticals, travel and relaxation. Read on in this article from The Herald to find out how retirement has changed and how planning ahead can help you enjoy the ‘new retirement’.
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What has changed about retirement today compared to 30 years ago?
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Many people think retirement is for ‘old’ people and this holds them back from engaging with their pensions.Comment on Facebook
Did you know you can lower your inheritance tax rate by supporting charities? Learn how giving back can benefit your loved ones and make a difference. Check out this insightful article from MoneyWeek.
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Brits could use ‘highly effective’ estate planning tool to cut inheritance tax rate by 10%
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Inheritance tax policy changes are prompting a surge in individuals overhauling their plans for their estate, say professional advisersComment on Facebook
Are you unknowingly falling into the current account savings trap? More than half of savers keep at least some of their savings in a current account, and could miss out on returns as a result. Have a read of this interesting article from Your Money and learn how to maximise your savings and make your money work for you.
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Have you fallen into the current account savings trap?
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More than half (56%) of savers keep at least some of their savings in a current account, and could miss out on returns as a result.Comment on Facebook
Planning your financial legacy? Quilter has reviewed the portfolios of its thousands of clients since it was announced in the Autumn Budget 2024 that pensions will be brought into scope of inheritance tax (IHT) in two years’ time. Roddy Munro, head of technical sales at Quilter gives his comments on this trending topic in this article from Money Week. Have a read to learn how onshore bonds could help you to avoid inheritance tax and pass on wealth.
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Inheritance tax pension rule could make six times more over 55s liable – how investing in onshore bonds can help
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Financial advisers have switched to recommending onshore bonds to help clients avoid inheritance tax and pass on wealthComment on Facebook
Life can be unpredictable, but your income doesn't have to be. Income protection insurance replaces some of your monthly income if you are unable to work due to illness or injury. Whether you’re employed or self-employed, this type of cover is designed to support you and your family by covering your regular outgoings and helping maintain your lifestyle — so if something unexpected happens, your finances won’t be the first thing you have to worry about. Have a read of this insightful article from The Times and gain some valuable information.
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What is income protection?
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Income protection can help pay your bills if you aren’t able to work. We list the best providers if you’re considering this option. In 2023, the last year on record, insurers paid out £177 millio...Comment on Facebook
Don't underestimate the impact of delaying your pension savings. Young people have been urged not to delay saving into their pensions after new analysis reveals postponing by just five years in your 20's can result in a £40,000 drop to retirement funds. Discover why experts caution against waiting and how it could affect your financial future. Read more in this insightful article from i News.
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Delaying pension savings by 5 years could cost you £40k, experts say
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Postponing for even longer could have an even bigger impact on a retirement pot, pensions and insurance company Standard Life warnedComment on Facebook
First-time buyers, people borrowing into retirement and those who are self-employed could benefit from possible changes to mortgage rules, as the City regulator kicks off a “public conversation” into the future of the market. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has launched a discussion paper on the potential benefits and risks that changing rules could see. Have a read of this article from The Standard to find out more.
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First-time buyers and retirees ‘could gain from possible mortgage rule changes’
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The Financial Conduct Authority has launched a discussion paper on the potential benefits and risks of changing mortgage rules.Comment on Facebook
Your credit score plays a big role in your financial health. Many of us wouldn’t dream of applying for a job without knowing what our CV says – yet when it comes to borrowing money, we often forget to check the financial CV that is our credit score. Get expert advice on how to improve yours by reading this article from The Independent. Here credit scores are explained and why it matters.
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Why your credit score is important and easy ways to improve it
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Your credit score is key to your financial future - but what is it and how can you make it better?Comment on Facebook
Pension transfers are taking longer - is it worth it? Combining old pension pots can be an effective way to manage your retirement savings in one place, but many savers are facing long waits to merge their money. Have a read of this article from Money Week to learn more about the potential benefits and risks of moving your pension.
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Pension transfers are taking longer – is it worth moving your retirement savings?
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Pension transfer times have increased over the past year but it may be worth the wait for lower fees and less paperwork.Comment on Facebook