Retirement

Putting money aside now for your retirement might not be the first thing that springs to mind, especially for younger investors. But, unlike many things, pensions typically get better with age – the earlier you start, the bigger the pot. So, make sure you maximise the time advantage.

Whether you’ve always liked the idea of a long retirement or would like to stay working for as long as possible, there are a number of different factors that could influence what the ideal age for you to retire might be. What’s more, the number won’t be the same for everyone.  

Knowing exactly how long your pension pot will pay you an income in retirement is virtually impossible to calculate. However, with careful planning and management you can make sure your money lasts for as long as you need it.

Pension fees can differ widely depending on the type of pension, the investments you have and the provider you’re with.

The government, as of 6th April, has thrown a new ‘saving for retirement’ option into the mix. Not sure if you should open a Lifetime ISA, contribute to your pension, or do a bit of both? We’ve put them head-to-head to help you work it out.

Knowing how to save money when transferring your pension abroad can be a complicated business , but you’ll want to make every penny count.

As Autumn brings with it grey skies, rain and chilly winds, many approaching retirement age will dream about retiring abroad, where the morning commute is nothing but a distant memory.

In the world of savings, investments and pensions, which all too often seems massive and confusing, there are certain words that fill a soon-to-be retiree with confidence. ‘Triple lock’ definitely falls into this category. But what does the triple lock actually mean, where did it come from and what does the future hold?

Retirement planning is about to get easier thanks to a clever new online platform

New research reveals how people are taking advantage of the new pension freedoms.

There’s new research about young people and money – and the numbers are worrying.

When you think of retirement, do you think of summer afternoons in the garden or do you feel a rising sense of dread?