If you have accumulated wealth throughout your life, it is never too early to begin planning for the funds you need now and in the future, while also ensuring that any remaining wealth is distributed to your chosen beneficiaries as tax-efficiently as possible.
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Retirement is a milestone in life that symbolises freedom from the daily grind, allowing one to focus on the things one truly enjoys. Whether one imagines spending endless afternoons with family, travelling to new destinations, or exploring hobbies, these dreams rest on a solid financial foundation built over decades of work and planning.
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According to recent report findings, millions of UK adults are approaching retirement more guided by intuition than careful planning [1]. The research reveals that 1 in 6 people (16%) rely on gut instinct to determine how much they will need for a financially secure retirement. Alarmingly, nearly two in five (39%) have not calculated their retirement needs at all.
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Research indicates that the current life stage of millennials (those in their late 20s to early 40s) is significantly impacting their future retirement plans, as short-term financial priorities take precedence[1]. The study, which surveyed 4,000 UK adults, reveals that six in ten (59%) millennials are struggling to save for retirement. In comparison, 48% of Generation Z (ages 18-26) and 39% of Generation X (ages 41 to 56) face similar challenges.
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A new report has revealed troubling insights into the financial confidence of retirees in the UK. Alarmingly, just under half (48%) of mid-retirees feel assured that their private pensions will sustain them throughout their lives. Despite decades of planning and saving, this leaves the remaining half grappling with uncertainty. The report paints a disheartening picture of financial security in retirement.
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The UK State Pension is a crucial part of your financial stability in retirement. It provides a regular income when you stop working, but it’s only one piece of the broader retirement planning puzzle.
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Retirement planning is an ongoing process that requires adapting to changes in rules and regulations. One such shift is set to occur from 6 April 2028, when the normal minimum pension age (NMPA), which is the earliest age you can access your pension savings without penalties, will increase from 55 to 57. This adjustment reflects longer life expectancies and the government’s focus on encouraging sustained savings for retirement.
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Retirement is one of life’s most rewarding milestones, a period to celebrate years of hard work and dedication. It offers the chance to pursue your dreams, whether that’s a round-the-world trip, starting a new hobby, or simply making more time for family and relaxation.
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When it comes to retirement, inflation is one of the most significant challenges you may face. Rising prices erode the purchasing power of your pension savings, affecting your ability to maintain a comfortable lifestyle. With inflation surging in recent years, it’s natural to feel concerned about the long-term resilience of your retirement income.
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Early retirement presents the chance to step away from the nine-to-five routine and focus on a lifestyle that aligns with your passions and aspirations. For many, it’s an opportunity to enjoy the freedom they’ve worked so hard for, well before the statutory pension age in the UK, which is currently 66 and is set to rise to 67 by 2028.
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