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Tanya Jefferies

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Investment and Pensions Editor at This is Money

Investment and pensions editor

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  • Denmark's state pension age hits 70: Will the UK be next?

    1 week ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Tanya Jefferies

    Advertisement Labour might stick with 'no change' policyMany people don't know their own state pension age - so checkWhat are the options? Raise age, moderate payments, hike taxes or means-test state pensionState pension age rise will hit people who depend most on it hardest Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

  • Could Britain follow suit with the state pension?

    1 week ago | msn.com | Tanya Jefferies

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  • Denmark raises retirement age to 70: Could Britain follow suit with the state pension?

    1 week ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Tanya Jefferies

    Denmark's move to hike its retirement age to 70 by 2040 has got people asking the obvious question - could the same happen here? As things stand now, men and women's state pension age is 66, and between 2026 and 2028 it will rise to 67. Officially, the next rise to 68 is not scheduled until the mid 2040s, which would affect those born on or after April 1977. The Government is required by law to review the state pension age periodically.

  • Warning over pension clawback - could it hit YOU at state pension age?

    1 week ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Tanya Jefferies

    'Pension clawback' means your final salary pension might be cut when you reach state pension age. The reason for this originates in rather arcane arrangements dating back to the dawn of the welfare state in the 1940s - and many pension schemes have since changed their rules or phased out the practice.

  • Should I empty my pension into an Isa to dodge the looming 'double tax' on inheritance?

    1 week ago | msn.com | Tanya Jefferies

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20 Nov 24

How to beat a private parking ticket: Retired judge STEPHEN GOLD reveals 12 ways to beat an unfair car park charge https://t.co/FWK7cxou7T

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18 Nov 24

I last paid into my pension over seven years ago: Will it be free of inheritance tax? STEVE WEBB replies https://t.co/VZq1AyO6OR

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15 Nov 24

I had to abandon my family home with my children 13 years ago - why do I now face a massive CGT bill? @HeatherDexterR1 replies https://t.co/dsm54PrFEJ