I retired and took a £65,000 tax-free lump sum in 1999. Can I take another sum now?
In our weekly series, readers can email in with any questions about retirement and pension savings to be…
HNIs broaden portfolios beyond traditional assets: What is changing in asset allocation
High-net-worth individuals (HNIs) are looking beyond traditional combinations of equities, debt, gold and real estate, with private credit,…
Housing crisis: Workers resort to their pension savings for home ownership
•Number of withdrawers rises 284% to 28,437 •Amount withdrawn rises 228% to N92.7bn •Experts make case for Nigerians…
Surrey public sector workers say pension wait “worst experience”
Cottee said she felt that the situation was “appalling”. “It’s very frustrating. I find it offensive actually,” she…
KiwiSaver boost: Will Act’s plan work? The Bottom Line checks it out
Act leader David Seymour announced the policy at the party’s campaign launch on Sunday. “Other parties want to…
Sarah de Lagarde on Healthcare Innovation at Janus Henderson Investors
Sarah de Lagarde’s understanding of healthcare innovation is shaped by what it has enabled her to recover: independence,…
Taking a career break? Your EPF balance may stay tax-free, but interest earned after leaving the job could be taxable
Taking a career break does not necessarily mean your EPF account stops earning interest. But employees who leave…
The parents taking lump sums from their pensions to fund their children’s homes and weddings
The Bank of Mum and Dad has been around for centuries – but in recent years, even more…
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Inheritance boom could create more landlords
12:01 AM, 5th October 2026, 46 minutes ago An inheritance boom could create a new generation of landlords…
HMRC explains rules around removing a lump sum from your pension
You can take your 25% tax-free pension amount more than once 18:17, 03 Oct 2026Updated 18:21, 03 Oct…
Badenoch hints at inheritance tax changes and end to £100,000 tax ‘cliff edge’ at Tory conference
Kemi Badenoch has suggested cutting inheritance tax would be “morally right”, as the Conservatives begin their party conference…