When presenting at the Dentons ‘Fit for 2012’ seminars earlier this year, industry guru John Moret, predicted SIPP growth of 7.5% p.a., albeit with the bulk of this growth to appear in the ...
I’m baffled at times as to the lengths people will go to during a divorce. Many of us have been through this situation. And we seem to become somehow, less than human. Money seems to be such an ...
The annual allowance for tax relief on pension contributions now stands at £50,000 pa, but with scope to carry forward unused relief. HMRC has launched a new tool to help people keep track of what ...
Put simply it’s not! Can you live off £140 per week? Most people would struggle, particularly with rising food and heating costs. What’s more, the state pension is no more than an elaborate Ponzi ...
A recent report has revealed that more needs to be done to ensure women's long-term savings are not hampered by the impact of starting a family. The latest Friends Provident “Visions of Britain ...
One of the key distinctions to understand is the difference between a cash equivalent (CE) and other realisable assets which can be turned into cash. For example; the matrimonial home. The difference ...
The truism goes…….for every winner there has to be a loser. Portsmouth FC get docked 10 points after going into administration and now hover around the Championship relegation zone, whilst ...
The form P, Pension Enquiry Form - information needed when a Pension Sharing or Pension attachment order may be made is probably one of the least used forms in relation to divorce. However, it is ...
We're afraid the politicians are at it again with yet more changes to pension rules. For pensions geeks (like those at Worldwide) these constant changes provide interesting challenges to be overcome ...
The budget cut a little from public spending to allow some overall cuts in Income tax. The forecast borrowing totals for the period up to 2014-15 came down a little from the large figures that were ...