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AJ Bell launches ready-made pension service. Is it any good?
AJ Bell has launched a “low-cost, hassle-free” ready-made pension service. How does it compare to others on the market?
By Katie Williams Published
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Mortgage warning: Surge in “ultra-long” home loans that run past state pension age
One million homeowners have taken out mortgages that they will still be paying off in retirement, according to Bank of England data. We take a close look at the figures - plus, how to make your mortgage more affordable.
By Ruth Emery Published
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What is the pensions dashboard?
Touted as a game-changer in how we manage our savings, the pensions dashboard initiative has been plagued by delays. Here’s what you need to know.
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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3 new pension allowances you need to know about
While many pension savers cheered when the lifetime allowance was axed, three new pension allowances have come into force instead, affecting tax-free cash and death benefits. We explain how they work.
By Ruth Emery Published
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Single pensioners will need almost £300k more in their pension pot
The cost of a comfortable retirement has soared – and your golden years will be even more expensive if you are single. Here’s how you can set yourself up for success
By Katie Williams Published
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Check Your State Pension forecast tool launched to ‘simplify’ filling National Insurance Contributions gaps
News The government claims the online Check Your State Pension forecast will allow people to avoid having to phone HMRC and the DWP
By Henry Sandercock Last updated
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How to make your pension ethical
Advice Many people want to ensure the way they spend and invest their money has a positive impact on the planet, and that includes saving for retirement. But how do you make your pension as ethical as possible?
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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Retirees lose out on £14,000 by not shopping around for best annuity deal
Pensioners are potentially missing out on thousands of pounds worth of income in retirement by failing to shop around for the best annuity deal. We explain what to do.
By Ruth Emery Published
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State pension errors: DWP urged to check for mistakes among divorced people
Former pensions minister Steve Webb says there are a high number of divorced women on low state pensions. Now MPs want the DWP to check if there were any errors in “potentially underpaying men and women who are divorced”.
By Ruth Emery Published