With careful planning, especially when combined with y0ur state pension, it is possible to turn your pot into a reliable, ...

With markets continuing to show volatility, a pensions specialist is warning pension savers about some risks to weigh up.

Discover why withdrawing from your retirement savings pot may not be the best decision. Learn about the tax implications and the benefits of allowing your savings to grow through compound interest.

There’s been a lot of buzz around the Two-pot retirement system that officially came into effect on September 1, 2024. It’s a significant shift in how retirement savings are managed in South ...

Pension freedoms are approaching their tenth anniversary, marking nearly a decade since the reforms drastically changed how people access their retirement pots. As the anniversary nears, experts ...

The two-pot retirement system was implemented on 1 September last year and gives you the option to withdraw from your savings pot once per tax year. Now that the new financial year has started ...

more than a third believe they need less than a £50,000 retirement pot to achieve a moderate standard of living. Meanwhile, 55 to 64 year olds estimate they have £89,349. Although some people ...

Momentum Group has reported a strong set of results for the six months ending December 2024, including a surge in two-pot retirement withdrawals totalling R4.5 billion.

The two-pot retirement system has generated just under R13 billion in revenue for the South African government year to date – more than double the initial estimate of R5 billion, according to ...

Osborne also introduced rules that made it possible to pass on your retirement pot completely tax-free if you died before age 75. Selby said: "Chancellor Rachel Reeves has proposed undoing these ...

You can access your ‘defined contribution’ (DC) retirement pot from age 55, with this minimum access age set to rise to 57 by 2028. When you access your pension for the first time, you can ...