Pension drawdown, or income drawdown, is a way of taking money out of your pension. You have to be aged 55 or over (57 from 2028) and have a defined contribution pension to access your money in this ...

Pension drawdown is a way of taking money out of your pension to fund your retirement. It allows you to keep your savings invested and take money out whenever you choose. Many people remain with their ...

Your gains themselves are sheltered from tax thanks to being within a pension, but unless you paid any new contributions into ...

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The Budget inheritance tax announcement is a potential disaster for pensions. It will mean less money going in and more early ...

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A £100,000 pension pot can now secure a significantly higher retirement income through annuities compared to recent years.