How to set your retirement plans in motion Retirement signifies a well-deserved achievement, a significant turning point in life. It should be a period of anticipation and joy, an opportunity to indulge in activities that bring happiness and contentment. Currently, retirement is marked by increased flexibility in accessing your pension

Several strategies to lessen its impact on retirees The recent inflationary rises over the past few years could be a source of worry if you’re a retiree relying on your pension for income. It’s natural to question the resilience of your retirement income plan in the face of escalating prices

Living life to the fullest and accomplishing long-held dreams Early retirement typically signifies reaching financial autonomy before the statutory pension age, usually in the mid-60s. In the United Kingdom, retirees can begin drawing their State Pension at age 66. However, this retirement benchmark is set to increase to age 67

Time is indeed the most powerful asset at the disposal of young savers The dream of early retirement is alive and well among the younger generation. Still, to realise this dream, they must prepare to bolster their pension savings by an estimated 15%. A recent study has revealed that approximately

Tackling retirement anxieties requires understanding your current financial resources Retirement is often seen as the golden phase of life, a period earmarked for relaxation and pursuing personal interests. However, a recent study has pointed towards an increasing trend of ‘retirement anxiety’, especially among individuals aged over 40[1].

Research highlights the gender disparity in financial engagement A recent study has identified an alarming discrepancy in financial confidence between genders. It shows that women are 33% more likely to confess to a lack of understanding about their pension operations[1]. This gap in comprehension could be a potential reason why