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‘Pension pot plundering’ will leave people penniless in old age – Hargreaves Lansdown
Many people are routinely taking 8 percent a year out of their pension pot nest eggs which is double the proportion recommended. …
Martin Lewis ‘urges’ energy customers take one ‘easy’ step now to save money on bills
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis shared some energy bill tips with viewers of ITV’s This Morning show. …
Financial expert sounds alarm over future State Pension payments
Chartered Financial Planner Joshua Gerstler has discussed the phased introduction of means testing for the State Pension …
DWP warns fraudsters targeting people claiming Universal Credit, PIP and other benefits
The government department is concerned that benefit claimants are being conned into filling out application forms, providing personal financial information, via scam emails and websites. …
DWP payment could help those in need after Winter Fuel Payment cut
Pensions Minister Emma Reynolds has spoken out on the payments …
Fears of £20,000 change for ISAs as Rachel Reeves is warned against making tax grab
Finance experts are concerned that the Chancellor could bring down the annual cap on how much people can save in Individual Savings Accounts …
State Pension National Insurance deadline issued to get £328 extra a year
Paying £907.48 to cover one year of missed NI payments will boost the annual pension by some £328.64, which rises in line with inflation. …
‘No time to lose’ – Unpaid carers urged to check eligibility for £2,370 payments from DWP
Carers UK is concerned that pensioners who are unpaid carers and on low incomes will struggle this winter if they don’t get Pension Credit along with a second top-up called Carer Addition. …
Mortgage price war – Barclays, HSBC, Halifax, Santander and NatWest cut home loan rates
Barclays, HSBC, Halifax, Santander and NatWest are all making a number of interest rate reductions across mortgage deals for first-time buyers, people who are remortgaging and buy to let landlords. …
Santander issues £4,500 alert to account holders after surge in problem
The average loss is put at £4,500 while the victims range across all income groups and ages with the conmen targeting people from 18 to 93. …
