Three years on from the introduction of pension freedoms, how is the retirement income sector serving consumers? The Financial Conduct […]

Are you saving enough to live the life you want in retirement? It’s an important question, especially for younger people […]

Retirement can be an expensive business. Living longer means we need more in our retirement pots to fund the lifestyle […]

The tax you pay on pension withdrawals should be simple, in theory at least. When taking a withdrawal from a […]

How much has your house made you? It’s an interesting question, with varying answers depending on when and where you […]

One of the biggest financial fears expressed by clients is running out of money before running out of life. After […]

When clients meet with me to discuss their plans for retirement, the conversations usually centre around money. This is perhaps […]

Mark and Liz Hiller live in Reigate, Surrey and have been clients of Informed Choice for 4 years. I went […]

New analysis from insurance provider Aviva hints at the end of early retirement, suggesting that early retirement will disappear entirely […]

When you’re saving for retirement, thinking about who might get your pension when you die is probably not at the […]

A new report by mutual insurer Royal London is proposing a care pension as a potential solution to the vexed […]

I had the pleasure of being interviewed about contingent charging for BBC Radio 4 Money Box at lunchtime yesterday. Last […]

New figures hint at the death of SME retirement, with a growing number of small business owners planning to retire […]

Retirement today is a very different beast to the one enjoyed a generation or two earlier. The traditional view of […]

It’s curtains for Carillion, with the announcement today that the construction company is going into liquidation. But is the collapse […]

Retirement should be an enjoyable period of life, but financial worries often mean retirees are concerned about avoiding hidden retirement […]

In a short first report on pension freedoms published earlier this week, the Work and Pensions Select Committee has said […]

From a financial planning perspective, there’s nothing fundamentally wrong with renting your home in retirement – assuming you can afford […]

One of the specialist areas of advice we offer is helping people getting divorced understand their pension options. With pensions […]

Imagine some years ago you changed jobs and left in your previous employer’s pension scheme a defined benefit (sometimes called […]