Tanya Jefferies
Investment and Pensions Editor at This is Money
Investment and pensions editor
Articles
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5 days ago |
thisismoney.co.uk | Tanya Jefferies
Knowing your National Insurance number is vital if you requested a callback about buying state pension top-ups from the Department of Work and Pensions. You will need it in an initial call which involves a security check on your identity, according to feedback we have received from readers. We understand the DWP is going to make two attempts to make contact, and if both fail will send a text advising people to ring it back within the month.
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6 days ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Tanya Jefferies
Savers with larger pensions intend to splash out on more holidays to avoid a new inheritance tax levy, research reveals. Pensions are going to become liable for death duties like other assets such as property, savings and investments starting in April 2027. Well over half of over-45s with at least £300,000 already set aside for retirement plan to spend more to dodge inheritance tax, with taking holidays easily their fondest desire.
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1 week ago |
thisismoney.co.uk | Tanya Jefferies
Many people with large pensions intend to splash out on more holidays to avoid a new inheritance tax levy, research reveals. Pensions are going to become liable for death duties like other assets such as property, savings and investments starting in April 2027. Well over half of over-45s with at least £300,000 already set aside for retirement plan to spend more to dodge inheritance tax, with taking holidays easily their fondest desire.
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1 week ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Tanya Jefferies
Many people with large pensions intend to splash out on more holidays to avoid a new inheritance tax levy, research reveals. Pensions are going to become liable for death duties like other assets such as property, savings and investments starting in April 2027. Well over half of over-45s with at least £300,000 already set aside for retirement plan to spend more to dodge inheritance tax, with taking holidays easily their fondest desire.
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1 week ago |
thisismoney.co.uk | Tanya Jefferies
The rush to buy state pension top-ups ahead of the April deadline has caused a six to eight month backlog to process payments, according to feedback from This is Money readers. Sharon Gray, a retired civil servant from Herefordshire who paid £6,000 in March, was informed that this was the current wait time by a Department for Work and Pensions staff member.
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