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Disinherited in a Will? A settlement deed can still give son or daughter rights over property
On February 23, 2026, the Kerala High Court ruled that a mother is allowed to execute a settlement…
How to avoid these retirement income tax traps
Open this photo in gallery: Given the complexity of retirement income, clients can find themselves caught in tax…
Avoid crisis on a rainy day: What is an emergency fund and how much you should save, explained
A “rainy day” fund or emergency fund is crucial aspect when planning your fiscal goals alongside the asset…
I retired at 53 and live off £20,000 a year – it’s more than enough
Adrian Haines retired at 53 and now spends his days training and competing in athletics tournaments, enjoying what…
Retirement planning gap Singaporeans need to close
Longevity is a blessing, but living longer can also mean having to stretch your nest egg further. This…
Bleak social security outlook | eKathimerini.com
The Greek social security system has languished in a peculiar “gray zone” for years, where laws have been…
South Korea discusses improvements to pension fund’s overseas investment
SEOUL, April 14 : South Korea’s National Pension Fund Management Committee will discuss on Tuesday improvements to the…
‘Pensions belong to savers, not the state!’
Ministers have introduced amendments to the Pension Schemes Bill that would limit their ability to direct how defined…
Avoid pension delays in FY 2026–27: Submit digital life certificate on SPARSH in 6 simple steps
It is vital for defence pensioners to submit their Digital Life Certificate (DLC) every year so as to…
Irish arm of Royal London more than doubles sales of pension products amid PRSA boom – The Irish Times
The Irish arm of Britain’s largest mutual life and pensions group, Royal London, reported a 64 per cent…
‘Would gifting my daughter some of her inheritance while she’s in London avoid tax implications?’ – The Irish Times
My daughter is living and working in London since January 2025. She intends to stay there for another…