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Put your workplace pension into overdrive

Your workplace pension is an amazing long-term savings vehicle. But are you making use of its full potential? Steven Mason, chartered financial planner at Gilliland Neilson Brown, gets you up to speed.

Your 10-point plan for the perfect pension

Do you tend to plan your life, or just go with the flow? When it comes to ensuring you’ve got money to spend in retirement, the only way is planning. Whether you’re just starting your career or about to end it, here are the 10 best pension tips to live by.

TaxAction 2016: Our 10 best tips for cutting your tax bill

As part of our TaxAction 2016 campaign in partnership with Prudential, we bring you the ten top ideas for reducing your tax bill, as supplied by financial advisers listed at Unbiased. You don’t need a hedge fund to make your money grow fast – you just need to trim back the amount you waste every day

Panama or pension? The smarter way to pay less tax

As part of the TaxAction 2016 campaign, unbiased.co.uk and Prudential have released a new guide. Find out how and why your pension is so effective at saving you unnecessary tax. In early 2016 the headlines were full of the Panama papers, amid speculation as to who had been trying to trim their tax bill. The irony is,

Budget 2016: What can we expect?

Tomorrow at lunchtime George Osborne will address the house with his Budget for the year ahead. The Chancellor is notorious for his surprises – and we’ve had precious few clues to work on. But here are the best theories so far. When it comes to tomorrow’s Budget, we only know one thing with cast-iron certainty: we will

Land of Hope and Tax Waste

This year the UK public is set to waste around £4.6 billion in unnecessary tax. A similar figure was frittered away last year. Why is this happening, and is there anything we can do reduce this waste? The unbiased.co.uk and Prudential campaign TaxAction 2016 launches today, in a bid to do just that. If asked

Back to school – know your income tax (part 2)

They should really offer classes in tax at school – after all, it affects everyone. But perhaps the government doesn’t mind if you accidentally pay more tax than you need to? You, on the other hand, definitely should mind – so Ajay Naik of Bankfield is back with another valuable lesson. (If you missed part

7 simple ways to cut your tax bill

Don’t complain about your tax bill, do something about it. This quick checklist is a great place to start.

A beginner’s guide to pensions

Don’t think you need a pension? Unsure what happens to your contributions? Andrew Colyer-Worsell guides you through the basics.

Pensions vs ISAs

Ding ding! The fight is on. Pensions vs ISAs. But which will win? Robert Little investigates.

What you need to know: selling your business

As part of Small Business Advice Week we are running a series of articles with helpful advice and tips for SMEs. Today, Nick Heys discusses how when it comes to selling your business, it’s the detail that will save you thousands of pounds.

When should you start a pension?

A simple answer is ‘as early as possible’ but is that correct? Jason Witcombe explains.

Tax Action tips: Trading losses for self-employed or partnerships

TaxCalc’s last Tax Action tips blog features tips for business owners trading losses… If you are self-employed or in a partnership that has made losses be sure to utilise them effectively. You have a few options: Trading losses made in the current tax year can be offset against other taxable income (such as employment earnings or

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