Why preparing for retirement has never been more crucial
A new study reveals how people in the UK manage their pensions, highlighting notable differences based on gender, income and relationship status. Almost half (44%) of those surveyed consider themselves the main organiser of pensions in their household, while 22% of people in relationships believe their partner fulfils this role[1].
Unlocking the potential of your investments and securing your financial future
When it comes to growing your finances, few decisions are as crucial to long-term success as remaining invested. The temptation to move to cash during volatile periods can be strong, but financial history and market principles often favour those who keep their positions. Staying invested isn’t just about patience; it’s about unlocking the potential of your investments, capitalising on market trends and safeguarding your financial future.
Why larger pension contributions can have a significant impact.
Pensions are a crucial component of financial planning, particularly for individuals seeking to secure a comfortable retirement. For some, increasing pension contributions can be a strategic move to make up for missed savings or to maximise tax-efficient benefits. However, understanding the rules around contributions requires careful consideration to avoid potential pitfalls.
Increasing awareness of intergenerational wealth transfer
A significant proportion of people (47%) plan to pass on their wealth to future generations, with over a third (38%) intending to transfer assets directly to their children, according to a new report[1]. However, many are unaware of how to do this in a tax-efficient way.
Understanding your financial options for now and the future
Managing your finances can often feel overwhelming, particularly when deciding between saving and investing. Savings are aimed at short-term needs or emergencies, offering a sense of security and quick access to funds through low-risk options such as savings accounts. This approach ensures that you are financially prepared for unforeseen expenses or near-term goals.
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