Retiring in England? Here are the top destinations
Category: Life Planning & Lifestyle & retirement & Retirement Planning
Financial face-off: men vs. women!
Category: Care & Family & financial planning & financing & Life Planning & retirement & Retirement Planning
The new state pension and how it will affect you
Category: pensions & retirement & Uncategorized
The new single-tier state pension, also referred to as a âflat-rateâ pension, came into effect at the start of April this year. Whilst it makes the system simpler, as well as increasing the basic state pension from around ÂŁ120 per week to a starting figure of ÂŁ155 per week, the new system is not set to benefit everyone. To find out whether youâre one of the people who will be better off, one of those losing out, or someone who wonât be affected by the changes at all, read on.
Four Things To Avoid Doing With Your Pension
Category: pensions & retirement & Uncategorized
Thereâs no doubt that weâre in a time of considerable change when it comes to pensions, with a great many people unsure of whether or not they should take advantage of the new freedoms and how they can best put the new system to work for them. As well as the positive things you can do with your pension, there are a number of things you should probably avoid doing with your retirement funds too.
Retirement plans on hold for many over 50s
Category: pensions & retirement & Uncategorized
A third of people aged over 50 who are employed in the private sector are now planning to retire later than they previously hoped, Avivaâs latest Working Lives report reveals.
