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Build tax relief and tax free growth into your retirement and pension planning and pay into your pension today, before the end of the tax year.
It’s reassuring when you can measure the value you receive from advice, so you know you’re getting a great return. Jason Butler explains how recent research on this issue can help individuals to do just that…
The amount you can put into your pension and still claim tax relief is now just £40,000 a year, but you can still benefit from a higher annual pension allowance with some careful planning.
What should you be thinking about when it comes to your future care? The upset and problems of long-term care can be dealt with in advance to give you.
Having a financial adviser is like having your own personal finance instructor. They will encourage and remind you of what you need to be doing to stay financially fit and well.
Big business has already faced auto-enrolment, now it’s the turn of the smaller firm. Petra Griffiths shares the problems she’s come across and explains how to prevent SMEs making the same mistakes.
Have you ever found yourself saying any of these statements? If so, it may be that investing ‘ethically’ is for you.
A new pension ruling for April 2014 will implement a lower ‘lifetime allowance’ of £1.25m. So the clock is ticking to become tax efficient, have the most flexible retirement income strategy and avoid hefty tax penalties.
When it comes to thinking about your retirement income, make sure you focus on asking the right questions, says Justin King.
It’s easy to focus on what to spend your money on here and now, but not so easy to invest it for your future spending. And it’s even less easy to make plans for what will happen when you die.
Don’t complain about your tax bill, do something about it. This quick checklist is a great place to start.
SMEs need to get their skates on to tackle auto-enrolment, warns Simon Linstead. Small businesses need to secure a qualified adviser now, or they could get caught in a advice ‘bottle neck’.
Already given up on the gym and your other resolutions? Here are some simple financial objectives, which will are relatively easy to implement and will help boost your bank balance.