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Autumn Budget and your pension

Autumn Budget and your pension

On 30 October 2024, Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the first Budget by the new Labour government.
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Update on the Lifetime Allowance

Update on the Lifetime Allowance

Since 2006, pension savings have been subject to a Lifetime Allowance (LTA), which placed a limit on the overall value you can build up across all your...
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Pension updates from the Autumn Statement

Pension updates from the Autumn Statement

On 22 November 2023, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his Autumn Statement, setting out the Government’s key commitments and objectives for the UK...
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What does the Spring Budget mean for your pension?

What does the Spring Budget mean for your pension?

On Wednesday 15th March, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his Spring Budget, which included the biggest shake-up in the taxation of pensions for over a...
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What is the triple lock on pensions and how could it affect you?

What is the triple lock on pensions and how could it affect you?

The triple lock on pensions, which is a Government pledge to raising the State Pension by a certain amount each year, has been hitting the headlines.
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State Pensions increase by 3.9%

State Pensions increase by 3.9%

From 6 April 2020, the State Pension, for those who reached their State Pension Age on or after 6 April 2016 will rise by 3.9% to £175.20 a week...
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Pension reforms expected after Tory majority.

Pension reforms expected after Tory majority.

Following the Conservative Party’s comprehensive victory in the general election, sweeping pension system reforms are expected.
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Pensions boosted under proposed living wage

Pensions boosted under proposed living wage

Increasing the national living wage to an hourly rate of £10.50 would result in a pension boost of £333, according to calculations from Quilter (a...
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The high court has ruled that women are not entitled to compensation for state pension age changes

The high court has ruled that women are not entitled to compensation for state pension age changes

Campaigners have lost a significant legal battle against the Government’s handling of the rise in women’s state pension age.