A large pension pot can help prepare for the ever-rising cost of living in retirement. High bills and uncertainty about the future of the state pension means it is important to prepare financially ...

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We’re often told to save more for retirement, but have you ever stopped to think about how your pension pot compares to your ...

Among those with £100,000 or more in their pension pot, 65% withdrew less than 6% income last year, with 44% taking less than 4%, according to AJ Bell. Taking 4% of your pension as income each ...

So, how much do you actually need to save at different stages of life to reach a £1m pension pot by retirement? Here, The i Paper takes a look, based on calculations by Quilter for a basic rate ...

What can I do with my pension pot? You have several options for accessing the money in your defined contribution (DC) pensions when you come to retire. You can take up to 25% of your pot tax-free from ...

US President Donald Trump’s back-and-forth tariff threats are galvanizing an “invest in Canada” movement that’s prodding pensions to keep more of their cash at home. The country’s ...

Fidelity’s analysis tracked the journey of a hypothetical individual who retired on 6 April, 2015 with a £100,000 pension pot invested entirely in global equities. Over the past decade ...

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) celebrates President Cyril Ramaphosa’s historic signing of the Pension Funds Amendment (PFA) Bill, one of two critical Amendment Acts that will ...

The calculations made various assumptions about inflation and investment returns and that people would start making regular withdrawals when they turned 67 until their private pension pot ran out.