The expected cut in pensions tax relief for high earners in the June 2010 budget did not materialise – but the show’s not over yet. Maximum annual pensions contributions may be capped at around £45,000. Find out more by clicking headline above.
The expected cut in pensions tax relief for high earners in the June 2010 budget did not materialise – but the show’s not over yet. Maximum annual pensions contributions may be capped at around £45,000. Find out more by clicking headline above.
The Government is discussing changes in the 40% rate of tax relief on contributions to pension plans. This could include abolishing the 40% rate altogether, and could come into effect with the Budget on 22nd June. Those considering topping up their pension plans may wish to act quickly, in order to beat the Budget!
Your pension fund can be subject to thousands of pounds in charges that could be avoided by choosing a cheaper pensions provider, according to new research.
Charges and pension commissions can range from 1% to 2.5% per year, and the difference between these rates can make a huge difference to the size of your pension pot, when applied over the lifetime of your pension.
Younger consumers who delay the start of their pension saving by just five years could be reducing their eventual retirement fund by nearly £45,000, according to new findings by AXA.
One interesting option for the larger pensions saver who wishes to have more control over their pensions investment is the Self-Invested Pension Plan (SIPP).
















