By diverting savings from Christmas presents each year, people could boost their pension by thousands of pounds ...

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Contributing an extra £400 into your pension pot this festive period will give the gift of compound interest and should make ...

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"What's concerning is that these aren't just small changes - we're seeing people ... aware of how government changes can impact their pension pots. "This creates a perfect storm where rushed ...

Under auto-enrolment, it is your employer who chooses the pension scheme, rather than you. Some companies might offer an alternative to your main auto-enrolment scheme, such as a SIPP (self-invested ...

Steve Webb replies: With nearly two trillion pounds invested in UK workplace pensions, the government is understandably very ...

Under current rules, savers can take 25pc of their pension pot tax-free from the age of 55, up to a maximum of £268,275. But ...

3. Taking a small pension pot (under £10,000) If you have pensions worth £10,000 or less, you can take up to three as a lump sum in your lifetime under the small pot rule. If you have a capped ...

When my boiler broke, I thought my Sipp provider AJ Bell would send the cash to my current account within a couple of days.