I made £30,000 in one month — but the money wasn’t worth it
This week we meet Julie Creffield (Picture: Saskia Albers) Key Points AI-generated content Julie Creffield shares her journey…
Pension admin is too often done poorly or ‘on the cheap’ and it’s savers who lose out, says STEVE WEBB
Sir Steve Webb is celebrating ten years as our retirement columnist, says This is Money publisher Simon Lambert…
State pensioners can boost tax-free allowance with little-known HMRC rule
State pensioners can get a boost to their prized tax-free Personal Income by using a little known HMRC…
Labour told to ‘tread carefully’ over age increases as life expectancy drops
The Labour Government has been told to “tread carefully” over future state pension age increases as life expectancy…
My children’s school meals were extortionate
A mother has complained about the ‘astronomical’ cost of unhealthy school lunches Joanne Beverley, 48, from Barnsley, Yorkshire,…
Pension uncertainty amid inheritance tax risks ‘could leave savers more vulnerable later in life’
Retirement savers face a major tax when defined contribution pensions will be included within inheritance tax calculations for…
How Inheritance, Estate Taxes Are Changing Across US States
Inheritance and estate taxes—sometimes dubbed “death taxes”—remain one of the most uneven features of the American tax system.…
HMRC issues ‘think twice’ warning to anyone thinking of accessing pension pot early
Accessing your private pension pot early could be classed as tax avoidance, HMRC has warned The government department…
The ex-civil servants unable to pay bills or retire as scandal engulfs their pensions – and the retiree who has FINALLY received his money
A former prison officer whose retirement dreams were nearly thwarted by the civil service pension scandal has finally…
Ed Miliband’s net zero policies slammed as 18,000 jobs lost and housing crisis cripples North Sea hub
Net Zero policies are being blamed for a sharp downturn in Aberdeen, where the average home now sells…
How long will YOU live beyond 66? Four fifths are too pessimistic and it could harm their pension
Four out of five over-50s under-estimate their life expectancy, putting many at risk of running out of money…
HMRC launches investigation into bereaved families over underpayments
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has dramatically stepped up its scrutiny of bereaved families suspected of underpaying inheritance…