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Retirement Planning
Start early, save smarter
Whilst many younger adults are proactive on pensions, saving for retirement may slip down the priority list for some
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Retirement Planning
Enjoying your happy and healthy retirement
Getting your finances in order is a crucial step in enjoying a happy and healthy retirement but it is only part of a wider plan
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Retirement Planning
Retirement planning for the self-employed
Around 40% of self-employed workers are actively saving for retirement, according to recent research
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Retirement Planning
Young people are the most proactive pension savers
Challenging assumptions: younger adults are emerging as some of the most engaged pension savers
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Retirement Planning
Balancing family support and retirement goals – take time to reflect this summer
For many families retirement planning can slip down the priority list when adult children need support
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Retirement Planning
Salary sacrifice – things to consider
Salary sacrifice rules will tighten in 2029. Now may be a key planning window.
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Retirement Planning
Breaking the retirement mould – flexi is the future
This article highlights the importance of seeking financial advice as working lives become more flexible.
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Retirement Planning
Small pension boost can make a big difference
Small increases in pension contributions can significantly boost long-term savings, thanks to the power of compound investment growth. Even a modest monthly rise can add tens of thousands to your retirement pot, making future financial security far more achievable.
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Retirement Planning
Retirement ready in 2026?
Research into the UK’s Baby Boomer generation found that only 40–50% are on track for a moderate standard of living in retirement. Plus, those who receive financial advice are significantly more retirement-ready, underlining the importance of planning ahead. 

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