I am genuinely excited about the future of pension savings in the UK as this should be the foundation for all of us to enjoy our time winding down and
Andy Zanelli
Posts from Andy Zanelli
When pensions change really does mean change
It is now three months from what many described as the “biggest change to pensions in a generation”. We’ve also seen the raising of the individual savings account subscription limit
Consider the tax implications of pension flexibility
For many years pensions have been viewed in quite a negative light, sometimes unfairly, particularly as the bulk of the fund had to be used to buy an income either
Are you factoring inheritance tax into ISA saving?
There are about six weeks to go and no doubt a few more “top 10 things to do” lists will appear which will encourage us all to equalise our income
Firm finance foundations or a house of cards?
There are a number of topics I want to discuss this year; the first one is a real back-to-basics and centres on the thought in the title. Think about your
Tax is a two way street: what aren’t you claiming?
How many of you get up in the morning with a desperate desire to pay more tax? And would you take £50 from your purse/wallet and rip it up in
Lib Dems plan to cut lifetime pension allowance
The Lib Dem conference has certainly given savers a few things to ponder. Pensions Minister Steve Webb’s admission in a fringe event that he has concerns about the suitability of
Viewpoint: Would you tear up a £50 note?
I would now like to touch on the second: managing your personal tax position, using the appropriate tax wrappers and all of your available tax reliefs and exemptions. The reason
Jam today: Choosing an investment fund
First was the investment fund/opportunity driving the appropriate level of return, hopefully tailored to your attitude to risk (maybe after using a risk questionnaire). Second was managing your personal tax