Plans to carve out pensions from salary sacrifice with annual cap will increase tax bills by £2.9bn for employers while employees set to lose £800m a year
Sarah Coles, head of personal finance at AJ Bell, explains the intricacies of SIPP pensions from allowances to tax considerations and employer contributions
With inheritance tax on pension pots just months away, beware the risk of cashing in pensions quickly without assessing tax implications, warns Mike Ambery, retirement savings director at Standard Life
Nearly three million pension savers in work set to reduce amount of money they pay into pensions show latest figures from HMRC in first indication of the sweeping impact of the change to tax relief
Last minute dash to export data to pensions dashboard for multiple pension pot records as Money and Pensions Service confirms 70 million accounts now linked
When the salary sacrifice NI threshold is capped at £2,000, there will be hidden costs for employers and staff alike, as the change cuts across different income bands, warns Adele Clapp, tax director at Bishop Fleming
Thousands of companies went into administration in last five years owing millions of pounds in employee pension contributions, with £32.6m outstanding in 2025 alone
Changes to inheritance tax liability mean unused pension pots will be taxed from 2027 so the question is does it make sense to restructure assets? Andrew King, pensions technical specialist at Evelyn Partners, explains
When buying a pension annuity, it is vital to search the market for the best rate as once bought, they cannot be cancelled, explains Helen Morrissey, head of retirement analysis at Hargreaves Lansdown
Upcoming changes to the state pension age for men and women will see retirement age increase from 66 to 67 years, affecting payroll and national insurance contributions