Dear Charlene, I have roughly £150,000 in my pension fund. I am 68 and will have to start to draw down on it shortly. I had worked out what I needed to live in relative comfort, but with the ...

I note Chancellor Rachel Reeves says the Mansion House Accord will 'boost pension pots', which ignores the downside risk. And I do not want to take part.

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I’m 73 and still working. I earn around £50,000 but I’m retiring this year and would like to know the best way of managing my portfolio in the future.

Unfortunately, you can only withdraw your full pension fund after three years of non-tax residency. Here's why … ...

As Rachel Reeves is expected to make pension funds channel more money into UK private assets, it is wise to check default ...

From age 55, you can usually withdraw money from a pension. You’ll need to be sensible about making pension withdrawals, so it will see you through retirement.

While the pension covers most of the expenses, there is a gap. If you have a $5 million portfolio and only have to withdraw $25k per year, it’s easier to let the portfolio ride.

For example, if you have $1 million in your retirement savings and you withdraw $100,000, that is a 10% withdrawal rate. Taking out $10,000 would give you a 1% withdrawal rate.

If you're an employee contributing to the provident fund, your employer might be allocating a portion of it each month to the employee pension scheme (EPS). Many employees often wonder how this ...

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You can lose your entire fund in a so-called 'pension liberation' scam, and face a hefty tax charge on top for taking money from your pension before you are 55.