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The Treasury has opened up new seams of fees for pension advisers and consultants.
I’m sorry Jason, I don’t think your observation is any more valid than the money in the photo, it may be money but no one else observes it. Here’s what benefit consultants have got on their mind For decades savers … Continue reading
Posted in pensions
Tagged advice, AgeWage, auto enrolment, dc pensions, Defined benefit pension plan, inheritance tax, pension, Pensions, Retirement
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Peers terrified of IHT on pensions when they die.
The House of Lords appears to be fighting a rearguard action to keep the wealthy wealthy if they choose to keep their pension savings in “pots”. Of course many rich people chose to take their pensions into pots in the … Continue reading
The financial consequences of dying
We seem to be a nation pre-occupied not so much with the after-life as the after-death. Perhaps our obsession with planning ahead, whether it be funeral costs or the settlement of our affairs with the tax-man, allows us a … Continue reading
Probably the worst flagship tax ever?
George Osborne says his proposed tax break for high value homes is about “values”, it is no such thing. This policy is about votes. What is going on with the conservatives on tax? They have become obsessed with the “retail … Continue reading
Posted in auto-enrolment, Change
Tagged accountancy, George Osborne, HMRC, inheritance tax, Labour Party, OBR, pensions, Tax, tax giveaway, Treasury
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