Tanya Jefferies is an Investment and Pensions Editor at This Is Money. She specializes in finance and personal finance, covering themes such as investment strategies, retirement planning, and debt management. Tanya's expertise has been featured in prominent publications including MSN and the Daily Mail.
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Those who earn even £1 in private pension above their state pension look set to be excluded from the new tax rate.
The Government could protect the poorest pensioners from income tax in the Budget on Wednesday.
By: David Wilcock, Tanya Jefferies
The new leader of Scottish Labour today told John Healey to hammer bank profits in the Budget, amid warnings that doing so could increase the cost of mortgages.
Unfortunately my daughter will not budge on this matter and now refuses to discuss the matter with any of us, including her grandfather.
Living into your nineties has also become more common, with a 55 per cent jump to 645,000 since 2005, according to new data from the Office for National Statistics.
By: Tanya Jefferies
It follows 'rampant speculation' about a raid on pensions before the last Budget.
By: Tanya Jefferies
I bought a house with my now ex-husband in 1978. In the 1990s we separated and I eventually remarried. He said he would buy me out when his parents died but now refuses.
John Healey plans to create a new Pension Tax Allowance of £13,036, the same as the full new state pension rate from next April, instead of the £12,570 for everyone else.
By: Tanya Jefferies
The Chancellor plans to let pensioners off paying income tax if their total income – regardless of the source – matches the headline state pension.
By: Tanya Jefferies
Another one in six have enough to fund three years of university, while one in ten already have a pot worth £100,000 or more.
