The Department for Work and Pensions estimates that 760,000 pensioners who qualify for Pension Credit on top of your State Pension are not claiming it. Find out who is eligible in this article.
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The latest figures show that a comfortable retirement for a two-person household now costs £62,700 a year, and only 9% are on track to reach this. Find out how much you need for a minimum or moderate retirement in this article.
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Are you a landlord - and ready for the new rules? Proposed changes could mean fines of up to £7,000 if landlords don’t follow the latest requirements. It’s a big shift for buy-to-let and one you don’t want to miss. Check out this article from MoneyWeek for more information.
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Are you paying the right amount of tax on your state pension? Around 1.7 million pensioners could risk paying too much tax, due to an administrative error from HMRC. This issue affects those who fill out a self-assessment tax return and the tax office is telling pensioners to check their tax returns carefully before the self-assessment deadline on January 31 2027. Here, Which? explains how to check whether you’ve paid too much tax, what to do if the figure on your tax return is wrong, and what upcoming changes to state pension tax could mean for you.
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During a heatwave the last thing you'll be thinking about is your heating and energy bill. But energy prices will rise in July and analysts predict bills, driven by the increase in the cost of gas, are likely to remain elevated into the winter. Experts say action now can save money when the pinch comes, even though people may feel they have already made every saving possible. Here are some options to consider from BBC News.
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Are you saving enough for retirement? With life expectancy on the rise, it's important to plan ahead. But with later life expectancy comes the burden of funding retirement for longer. In this guide, Money Week looks at how you can boost your retirement cash pot and cover care costs in later life. Check out this insightful article for tips on maximising your pension savings and see what Adam Cole, retirement specialist at Quilter has to say.
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Wondering how the new rules on inheritance tax for pensions will work in practice? HMRC has provided new details on how inheritance tax will apply to pensions from next year. Inheritance tax is charged where the estate of someone who has died exceeds the available tax-free allowances. Previously exempt, any unspent pension pots will count towards the value of an estate from April 2027. Have a read of this important article from Which? to get all the details and insights that we know so far.
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Don't take chances with your valuable gadgets while traveling. Millions of Brits heading abroad this summer are being urged to make one simple check before they set off and it could save them a small fortune if their gadgets, jewellery or luggage go missing. Financial information business, Defaqto says holidaymakers may already have valuable cover hidden in their home insurance policy that they do not even know about – and in some cases it could actually be better than their travel insurance. Have a read of this eye-opening article from The Sun to find out more.
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MILLIONS of Brits heading abroad this summer are being urged to make one simple check before they set off — and it could save them a small fortune if their gadgets, jewellery or luggage go missing.�...
The Department for Work and Pensions estimates that 760,000 pensioners who qualify for Pension Credit on top of your State Pension are not claiming it. Find out who is eligible in this article.
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Married pensioners could get extra DWP payment worth £4,300
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Here's how to check if you qualify for the additional supportComment on Facebook
The latest figures show that a comfortable retirement for a two-person household now costs £62,700 a year, and only 9% are on track to reach this. Find out how much you need for a minimum or moderate retirement in this article.
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The annual cost of a comfortable retirement has risen by £2,000 - Which?
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New figures highlight the challenges many face to save enough for retirement, with just 9% on track to afford a 'comfortable' lifestyleComment on Facebook
Moving abroad does not mean that you are automatically exempt from UK inheritance tax. This article takes a closer look at what the rules are.
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Moving abroad won't save you from the British tax man
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Brits have become ensnared in tax traps following an upheaval of the system by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in the past two Autumn Budgets.Comment on Facebook
Are you a landlord - and ready for the new rules? Proposed changes could mean fines of up to £7,000 if landlords don’t follow the latest requirements. It’s a big shift for buy-to-let and one you don’t want to miss. Check out this article from MoneyWeek for more information.
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The rental rules landlords must follow by end of May to avoid a £7,000 fine
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New rental rights go live from 1 May and landlords need to act fast to avoid a fine for not keeping tenants informed.Comment on Facebook
Are you paying the right amount of tax on your state pension? Around 1.7 million pensioners could risk paying too much tax, due to an administrative error from HMRC. This issue affects those who fill out a self-assessment tax return and the tax office is telling pensioners to check their tax returns carefully before the self-assessment deadline on January 31 2027. Here, Which? explains how to check whether you’ve paid too much tax, what to do if the figure on your tax return is wrong, and what upcoming changes to state pension tax could mean for you.
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Are you paying the right amount of tax on your state pension? - Which?
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HMRC has admitted an error in how some state pension income is calculated on self-assessment tax returnsComment on Facebook
During a heatwave the last thing you'll be thinking about is your heating and energy bill. But energy prices will rise in July and analysts predict bills, driven by the increase in the cost of gas, are likely to remain elevated into the winter. Experts say action now can save money when the pinch comes, even though people may feel they have already made every saving possible. Here are some options to consider from BBC News.
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How you can save money on your energy bill
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Experts say action now can save money when the pinch comes this winter.Comment on Facebook
Are you saving enough for retirement? With life expectancy on the rise, it's important to plan ahead. But with later life expectancy comes the burden of funding retirement for longer. In this guide, Money Week looks at how you can boost your retirement cash pot and cover care costs in later life. Check out this insightful article for tips on maximising your pension savings and see what Adam Cole, retirement specialist at Quilter has to say.
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How to boost your retirement finances as more people set to live to 100
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Later-life planning is more important than ever, with 19% of girls and 12% of boys born in 2024 expected to live to 100, according to the ONSComment on Facebook
Wondering how the new rules on inheritance tax for pensions will work in practice? HMRC has provided new details on how inheritance tax will apply to pensions from next year. Inheritance tax is charged where the estate of someone who has died exceeds the available tax-free allowances. Previously exempt, any unspent pension pots will count towards the value of an estate from April 2027. Have a read of this important article from Which? to get all the details and insights that we know so far.
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Inheritance tax on pensions: HMRC reveals how the new rules will work in practice - Which?
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HMRC will continue to publish updates on how inheritance tax will apply to pensions ahead of the new rules taking effect in April 2027.Comment on Facebook
Don't take chances with your valuable gadgets while traveling. Millions of Brits heading abroad this summer are being urged to make one simple check before they set off and it could save them a small fortune if their gadgets, jewellery or luggage go missing. Financial information business, Defaqto says holidaymakers may already have valuable cover hidden in their home insurance policy that they do not even know about – and in some cases it could actually be better than their travel insurance. Have a read of this eye-opening article from The Sun to find out more.
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How your HOME cover could protect holiday gadgets better than travel insurance
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MILLIONS of Brits heading abroad this summer are being urged to make one simple check before they set off — and it could save them a small fortune if their gadgets, jewellery or luggage go missing.�...Comment on Facebook