Pensions

Pension reforms need to “start from scratch” and work out how the system could “serve the needs of individuals, employers and wider society,” Hargreaves Lansdown has argued.

New UK Chancellor Sajid Javid has spoken of preparing an ‘Emergency Budget’ in the case of a no-deal Brexit, which would see numerous tax changes that, if implemented, could have a significant effect on tax payers, particularly within the higher-rate tax band.

Rawlinson & Hunter's Stephen Yates looks at the big tax stories of July 2019

Are pensions regularly being left out of divorce negotiations, asks Christopher Hames QC, a barrister at 4PB...

More than a third of Generation Xers (38 percent) worry that they won’t be able to pay regular household bills from their monthly pension payments when they retire, according to a OnePoll study commissioned by pensions advice provider Portafina

UK law firm, BDB Pitmans, has expanded its partner-led pensions department with three new hires

UK nationals who are living overseas and are regarded as non-resident in the UK for the whole of a tax year could lose their personal allowance, says 2019 eprivateclient Top Accountancy Firm Blick Rothenberg

2019 eprivateclient Top Law Firm Wrigleys has made four partner promotions in its Leeds office

The top three areas in the UK for annual pension income are all in London.

The majority (60 percent) of UK adults are not currently saving for care fees, research from Irwin Mitchell Private Wealth revealed