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Chalmers targets reforms to superannuation products and transparency in the retirement phase

Treasurer Jim Chalmers will announce on Wednesday a package of reforms to the retirement phase of the superannuation system, to make it easier to navigate and consumer friendly.

The Conversation · Nov 19, 2024

How Preferred Stocks Can Boost Your Retirement Portfolio

Higher yields, priority on dividend payments and the potential for capital appreciation are just three reasons to consider investing in preferred stocks.

Kiplinger · Nov 19, 2024

US Senate Has 6 Weeks To Pass Social Security Bill That Would Increase Benefits For 3M Americans

The Social Security Fairness Act, designed to eliminate the Windfall Elimination Provision and Government Pension Offset laws, recently passed the House and will likely pass the Senate with 62 cosponsors.

International Business Times UK · Nov 18, 2024

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What's Hurting Retirees' Confidence?

Retirees aren't feeling that confident about their financial health.

Kiplinger · Nov 18, 2024

Energy bills set to 'rise again in January' despite hopes of lower price cap

THE Ofgem energy price cap does not set the maximum a household will pay for their energy but limits the amount providers can charge them per unit...

The National (Scotland) · Nov 18, 2024

Many Older Adults Lack Financial Security: What Can We Do?

Poor financial literacy and a lack of foresight have led to this troubling reality. It's going to take tax policy changes, education and more to address it.

Kiplinger · Nov 18, 2024

I can’t get divorced … because of my pension provider

There’s been a delay in getting the valuation from Teachers’ Pensions that I need for our court proceedings. Now my husband thinks I’m prevaricating

The Guardian - UK · Nov 18, 2024

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How to Fight Inflation's Hidden Threat to Your Savings

If higher prices are putting your savings goals on hold, you're in danger of financial erosion. Fortunately, several strategies can help stop the spread.

Kiplinger · Nov 17, 2024

Does cutting down on baths and showers really save money? 6 other ways to shrink your household bills this winter

Did you know that cleaning your kettle and moving your refrigerator could help you save money on your bills this winter?

The Independent UK · Nov 15, 2024

Will You Pay Taxes on Your Social Security Benefits?

You might, depending on your income, but smart financial planning now can help lower or even eliminate your taxes in the future.

Kiplinger · Nov 15, 2024

What will Rachel Reeves’s retirement scheme changes mean for pensions?

The chancellor has announced plans to merge local government retirement schemes into eight Canada-style ‘megafunds’

The Guardian - UK · Nov 14, 2024

Fact check: Projections of fiscal drag effect on pensioners are not from HMRC

Claim that £130 of tax to be collected on everyone receiving state pension relies on tax thresholds staying frozen longer than anticipated.

Evening Standard · Nov 14, 2024

Auto-IRAs: A Smart Boost to Your Retirement Strategy

Does your state allow automatic IRAs for employees without a 401(k)? It could be a powerful tool for your retirement.

Kiplinger · Nov 14, 2024

Social Security Retirees Expecting 2025 COLA Increase Should Do This By November 20

A free my Social Security Account will allow recipients to view the latest COLA notices detailing the exact amount they will receive starting next year.

International Business Times UK · Nov 14, 2024

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The Guardian - UK · Nov 14, 2024

UK mortgage rates rising; Meta fined for breaching EU antitrust rules – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

The Guardian - UK · Nov 13, 2024

Reeves to announce ‘megafunds’ shake-up of local government pension scheme

Chancellor to tell City leaders of Canada-style plan to pool assets for benefit of long-term investment

Evening Standard · Nov 13, 2024

Homeowners on Pimlico estate face £66,000 bill for new heating network

One resident complained to the Standard about boiling water flooding homes

Kiplinger · Nov 13, 2024

New Rules for Retirement Savings Taking Effect in 2025

Many employees will be able to contribute more money to tax-advantaged workplace plans.

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International Business Times UK · Nov 13, 2024

Dave Ramsey Shows A 50-Year-Old Widow With No Retirement Savings How To Build $500K Retirement Wealth by 65

The widow, divorced for over a decade, put her three children through college and couldn't prioritise her life goals, including starting a retirement fund.

Kiplinger · Nov 13, 2024

No Roth IRA In Your Retirement Plan? The Pros and Cons of Adding One in 2025

Think you might want to open a Roth IRA? Roth IRAs offer tax-free growth of your investments and no RMDs, but income limits are low and you have to wait to withdraw earnings.

The Independent UK · Nov 13, 2024

‘Family retirement pots’ could help close pensions gender gap – report

More joint financial planning would help prevent women from losing out financially in a divorce or when a partner dies, Scottish Widows said.

The Independent UK · Nov 13, 2024

Home buyers could typically save over £40,000 by purchasing a ‘fixer-upper’

Properties in need of renovation work cost £44,634 less on average than homes across Britain generally, Rightmove said.

The Independent UK · Nov 12, 2024

Don’t Settle for a Subpar Health Savings Account

Love them or hate them, it’s hard to see health savings accounts losing traction any time soon

Kiplinger · Nov 12, 2024

Collective Investment Trusts: Should Your 401(k) Hold Them?

Your employer-sponsored retirement plan may hold a unique type of investment called a collective investment trust, or CIT. They come with benefits and risks that warrant a closer look.

Kiplinger · Nov 12, 2024

How to Plan for Retirement When Only One Spouse Works

When you're married but only one spouse works, leaving retirement planning to the working partner puts financial security at risk. A joint effort is vital.

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