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The government estimates that pension tax changes will raise £1.46bn a year by 2029-30, but consultants at Lane Clark & Peacock, an actuarial adviser, estimate that revenue raised from UK-wide ...

A £100,000 pension pot could now secure a significantly higher income in retirement, with recent market shifts driving up ...

The revision is far bigger than previously reported and means there is less in the pot from which to pay the pensions of ...

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Telegraph Money explains how to manage your pot through flexi-access drawdown without letting it run out Pension drawdown, also known as flexi-access drawdown or flexible retirement income ...

Kadir bolukcu / Getty Images Investors, especially short-term traders, are usually better off waiting for a price movement to confirm a trend or reversal rather than trying to predict what will ...

The Law Society has told the Pensions Authority and legal practitioners that there will be serious knock-on effects from new EU pension legislation on death-in-service benefits for former spouses.

This article details the two-pot system along with other essential information on the retirement fund. The system reform was designed to alleviate financial strain. Photo: Teo Lazarev and Ezra Bailey ...

Parliamentarians described how their "jaws dropped onto the floor" when they learned women would not receive "fair compensation" after their decade-long campaign. The Women Against State Pension ...

Why January may not be a good indicator of how the year will go It may be tempting for investors to try and predict patterns based on historical trends, but in the end, January is just one month.

Some 21 per cent withdraw money from their pension pot as soon as they are allowed to do so, data from pension and insurance firm Legal & General reveals, with as many as 10 per cent choosing to ...