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The UK Budget is approaching. Do you need to make changes to your pension?
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With the Budget fast approaching, speculation is mounting over how Chancellor Rachel Reeves will balance the books while keeping her promises not to raise the main taxes. From ISA reform to inheritance tax, capital gains, and even the prospect of a wealth tax, the government faces tough choices that could reshape the way we all save, invest, and plan for the future.
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From April 2027, pensions will no longer be exempt from inheritance tax — a major shift that could leave your loved ones facing hefty tax bills unless you plan ahead. In this article, we explore how the changes work, the potential for double taxation, and practical strategies to help protect your family’s wealth.
The government has launched a new review that could see the state pension age rise to 68 sooner than expected—potentially forcing millions to rethink their retirement plans.
From April 2027, unused UK pensions will no longer be shielded from inheritance tax—marking a major shift in estate planning that could significantly impact how and when you draw your retirement savings.
As the Labour party in the UK sets out its economic agenda, bold investment headlines are grabbing attention—but beneath the surface, the real question is whether these spending choices will drive sustainable growth or simply shift priorities without boosting productivity.
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