Retirement challenges faced by women

Nearly half of women aged 50-65 plan to continue working in some capacity after reaching the State Pension age

Years of gender-based earnings disparity have resulted in a significant pension savings gap between men and women, leaving many women in their 50s and 60s financially precarious. According to analysis, women are more than twice as likely to rely on financial support from their partner[1].

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Millions may have to rethink their retirement plans

More than one in ten have mortgage debt in the final decade before they retire

Two-thirds (67%) of Britons admit to having debt that is weighing them down, according to a recent study[1]. Additionally, nearly one in ten (9%) adults in the UK are unsure about the amount they owe in outstanding debts, rising to more than one in six (16%) among those aged 45 and over.

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Pension drawdown

Greater flexibility in accessing your pension funds

Pension drawdown is a flexible way of taking income from your pension, introduced after the pension freedom rules in April 2015. Before that, the government limited how much income you could take from your pension unless you had other sources of income, and annuities were commonly used to provide a guaranteed income for life.

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Cash flow modelling

Are you looking to grow your wealth long-term or seeking immediate returns?

Investing can feel like navigating uncharted territory, particularly for those new to the field. With many options and strategies available, it’s crucial to grasp what you aim to achieve with your investments clearly. Are you looking to grow your wealth long-term or seeking immediate returns? Specific goals will guide you in choosing the right investments and making sound decisions.

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