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What happens to your pension if you retire abroad?
Holidays don’t have to end. Thousands of people leave the UK every year, many to enjoy their retirement in another country, seeking lower taxes, sun and often more affordable adventure. We look at what happens to your pension if you retire abroad.
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Five steps to maximise your mid-life financial prime
Earnings often peak in your mid-30s and 40s – and you can make your money go further by putting it to work.
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Divorced? Simple rules to stop your ex claiming inheritance on your estate
Divorces are back at pre-pandemic levels leaving lawyers urging separated couples to get their affairs watertight to avoid any nasty disputes after death
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Can you pay into someone else’s pension – and how much can you pay?
Two-thirds of savers are unaware they can put money into someone else’s pension, but contributing to a loved one’s nest egg can be a sound financial decision. We explain the rules.
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Is your job title increasing your car insurance costs?
When it comes to the cost of your car insurance, job titles matter. We reveal the ones that could potentially add hundreds to the cost of your policy
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Best cards for travel abroad
Advice Whether you’re going on holiday or you go abroad regularly, we weigh up the best cards for travel.
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How to get airport lounge access for less
Far from the chaos of airport terminals, accessing an airport lounge could be just the ticket to transform your travel experience.
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Gender pension gap: women left with £5,000 less each year in retirement
Government figures reveal a gender pension gap of 48% among those approaching retirement, leaving women with thousands of pounds less each year
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How valuable is my no claims bonus - and should I protect my no claims discount?
Your no claims bonus can heavily reduce your car insurance premiums, but when is it no longer worth protecting?
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How to complain about your financial services provider
News Regulators are considering changing how large volumes of complaints are dealt with amid a surge in issues. Here is how to complain if you are unhappy with a financial product or service
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Workplace pension schemes: how do defined benefit schemes differ from defined contribution ones?
Explainer UK workplace pension schemes come in two forms: defined benefit and defined contribution. But what's the difference between them?
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Chase axes boosted rate for easy access savers – what are the alternatives?
Chase has stopped offering a boosted interest rate on its easy access savings account. We look at where else you can put your money.
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Bitcoin hits new high - should you invest in the cryptocurrency?
The Bitcoin price has hit a record high of $112,000 as investor interest grows, but it remains a risky asset
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Top 3 reasons families fight over inheritance – and how to avoid disputes
Delays in the probate process mean more cases are hitting the courts, with family tensions fizzing over as they wait for a resolution to inheritances
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The most popular ISA funds, stocks and investment trusts
As we enter the new tax year, we look at the most popular ISA funds, investment trusts and stocks over the past four months
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UK passport renewal: cost, how long it takes – all you need to know
Travel The UK passport renewal process just became more expensive. Here’s everything you need to know about the recent changes to ensure your trip runs smoothly
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The “wait-and-see” savings mistake to avoid: Savers urged to fix now and earn £624 extra interest
Some savers are waiting for savings rates to rise before moving to a fixed-rate account. But this could cost you hundreds
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How to claim compensation for travel delays
As families start to jet off for their summer holidays, new data reveals that almost 26,700 flights were cancelled in the UK last year. What compensation can you get if your flight is cancelled or delayed?
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What are safe-haven assets and should you invest in them?
Investors often look to safe-haven assets like gold in times of market turmoil, but do they live up to the name?
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Should you sacrifice your salary for a bigger pension?
With employers’ National Insurance set to rise, salary sacrifice is becoming an increasingly popular means of reducing tax and maximising pension contributions
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How grandparents could boost their state pension by up to £6,600
Grandparents may be able to earn extra National Insurance credits and boost their state pension entitlement by looking after their grandchildren, such as during the school holidays. Here’s what you need to know
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Gold’s allure and why you should never 'pay a premium for graded coins'
Opinion It is easy to become distracted by the beauty of gold, but remember why you buy it, says Dominic Frisby
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5 travel stocks to buy ahead of the busy summer holiday period
Tips It may be getting more expensive to go on holiday but you can at least try to make some money back by investing in the travel sector
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7 ways to save money when booking a luxury cruise
The cost of booking a cruise has nearly doubled compared with pre-pandemic levels. Try these top tips to cut the costs and still enjoy luxury at sea
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Best EV energy tariffs for electric vehicle owners
We look at the best EV tariffs being offered by energy suppliers, as demand rises for electric cars, and how efficient they are at lowering household costs
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How to do a mid-retirement MOT
You may have heard of a midlife MOT, but experts say a mid-retirement MOT is also essential to ensure your finances are on track and your pension savings last as long as you do
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Heat pump rules are changing: how to reduce the cost of installation
Tips The rules around installing a heat pump will change on 29 May, making it easier for some homeowners. We look at how much a heat pump costs, how the £7,500 government grant works, and other discounts available
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How to build your own ‘pot for life’ pension with a SIPP
Advice Self-invested personal pensions are just that – personal to you, not your workplace. You can have the same SIPP for life if you want. Here's how it works
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Single people will need £225k more in their pension pot
Searching for a moderate level of comfort in retirement? It’s a lot harder to achieve if you’re single, and you may need to add thousands more to get the retirement you want
