
How To Trace Money In A Lost UK Pension
As millions of retirement savers get on with their lives and move homes and jobs, many forget that they may have forgotten about the money
Your pension is of utmost importance when living internationally.
Expats need to be aware of their local pension and any pension in their home country.
Cross border laws and tax implications make managing and growing your pension pot difficult.
We regularly write about Pension insights and updates. And we also cover the latest on the SIPP and QROPS market on Money International; read what we’ve had to say about it in the links below:
As millions of retirement savers get on with their lives and move homes and jobs, many forget that they may have forgotten about the money
The tax man is about to crack down on pension savers who have failed to report that they have breached the annual allowance. HM Revenue
As the new decade starts to build up steam, many people will be thinking about their finances, work prospects and plans for retirement. There’s a
Budget 2020 was big on spending but light on cutting taxes – but pension rules have changed for the highest earners. The tapered annual allowance
Government, Health, HMRC, Pension, UK
The new pensions dashboard may encourage retirement savers to tidy their finances by consolidating pensions – but this is not always a good idea, says
The collapse of the world’s oldest travel company Thomas Cook has left thousands of workplace pension savers uncertain over what happens to their retirement savings.
Choosing how to grow your money for a comfortable retirement is a vexing question for many investors – and there doesn’t seem to be a
Equities, Investment, Pension, Property and Real Estate, Wealth
Many expats rely on their state pension payments to make ends meet, but can Britain be relied on to top up the payments in line
Expat, Gibraltar, Lifestyle, New Zealand, Pension, UK, Wealth
Pension scammers cold-call eight people every second, but the government may not have laws in place to stop them until 2020, a minister has revealed.
Thousands of over 55s have overpaid millions in tax after drawing money from their retirement savings under flexible access pension rules. The mandarins at HM
Pension directors sucked millions of pounds from money thousands of investors had staked against an offshore plantation scheme. Around 3,500 investors had ploughed £70 million