Posts Tagged ‘Personal Pension’

Could you live on pension income of £140 per week?

Monday, October 25th, 2010

Could you live on pension income of £140 per week?

New proposals for a general pension income of £140 per week for all pensioners will still leave a third of UK pensioners below the poverty line as defined by the EU. Planning a personal pension to ensure adequate pension income in retirement has never been more essential. Read More

Pension income boosted by continuing work for most retirees

Friday, October 1st, 2010

Pension income boosted by continuing work for most retirees

More retired people are deriving income from continuing work, and have not achieved the pension income for the retirement of leisure they planned, according to new data released this week by the ONS. Many pensioner couples now take a quarter of their income from earnings. Read More

Future retirees need ‘reality check’ on Pensions Income

Tuesday, July 6th, 2010

Future retirees need 'reality check' on Pensions Income

Many expect their pensions income to fund global travel and a comfortable lifestyle, but in reality their pensions income could be just £40 a week, says Aviva.

Make Pension Planning priority, Parents tell Children

Friday, June 11th, 2010

Parents are urging their children to focus on saving rather than property as the mainstay of their pension planning. Aviva has revealed that 76% of parents advise their children that to rely solely on property is ‘too risky’.

First Time Buyer Mortgages – House Prices up 8.7%, says Halifax

Monday, May 10th, 2010

House prices in April were up 8.7% on the same month last year, and those seeking first time buyer mortgages are now looking at an average house price of £168,202 in the UK, according to the latest House Price Index by Halifax. The average house price a year ago, in April 2009, was £154,663. Halifax also [...]

Election could add £52 to First Time Buyer Mortgages

Monday, May 10th, 2010

The cost of repayments on first time buyer mortgages could rise by £52 per month due to the election result, according to new findings by the UK’s largest accommodation website.

Uninformed consumers lose thousands on pensions annuities

Thursday, February 11th, 2010

pensions annuities

A lack of understanding of pensions annuities can lead to uninformed choices that cost thousands, according to Aviva. Retirees need quality financial advice to ensure they buy the annuity that is right for them.

Professionals rely on parents’ wealth for their retirement planning

Wednesday, December 16th, 2009

Adult professionals are more dependent on their parents for a financial lifeline than ever before, as over half in the age range 35-45 declare they rely on their inheritance to finance their retirement planning. These are the conclusions of the charity Elizabeth Finn Care, which specialises in assisting professional people in need of financial and [...]

Six pension sins: Assumptions to shatter your retirement dreams

Thursday, November 5th, 2009

Radical changes in the pensions sector mean that the reality of retirement in 2030 will be very different from the present day – and unrecognisable, compared to the relatively generous pensions climate of past decades.  However, with over half the nation not saving towards a pension at all (source: Halifax), most people seem unaware that [...]

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