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- Sep 7, 2026
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Planning to retire by 2041? How to grow and protect your pension pot (opens the original)
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For people retiring within the next 15 years who have not saved enough for their retirement – or even those who just want to protect and grow the pension pot they have – now is the time to confront the numbers. More than half of UK adults (56%) say they feel hopeful or excited about retirement, according to new research from PensionBee from a survey of 1,000 UK adults in August 2026. Yet this emotional optimism is rarely matched by financial certainty. Just 16% have both worked out how much they
How to sell a buy-to-let property portfolio in retirement (opens the original)
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Private landlords are increasingly looking to leave the rental market, including investors rethinking the buy-to-let property part of their later life income strategy. Offloading a buy-to-let portfolio in retirement may be the right decision, but experts have said it takes some careful planning to do right. A total of 2.86 million unincorporated landlords declared income from renting property in 2023 to 2024, according to government figures, but many could be considering putting property on the
Should you withdraw pension before inheritance tax rule changes? (opens the original)
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After years of being told to spend our pensions last because they could be handed down free of inheritance tax, a new rule coming in from next April flips that guidance on its head. From 6 April, 2027, most unspent pensions passed on will be included in the estate for inheritance tax (IHT) purposes and could be taxed at 40%. The move has triggered a big change in behaviour, with many over-55s (the earliest you can currently take your pension) withdrawing more of their money sooner rather than la
Should I give my property to my grandchildren before I die? (opens the original)
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Younger people faced with historically high housing prices and ongoing cost of living pressures may be hoping an inheritance will help them out. Nearly one in four (23%) Gen Z (born between 1997 and 2012) say they are not prioritising retirement saving because they expect to inherit money or property. This view is also common among Millennials (born between 1981 and 1996), with one in five (20%) of this generation saying the same, according to a Standard Life survey of 6,000 people conducted in
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