Pensions

48, Self employed, no pension... Hello wise folks, I'm 48, a sole trader and I have no pension. What's the best pension for me to start now? How do I figure it out? I panic because I've left it so late then its hard for me to figure it out. Any advice gratefully received!
Are the markets staying irrational longer than I can comprehend or.... ...am I just no longer able to comprehend relative value any more?I appreciate they might be getting excited with the lower inflation numbers recently and the hopes of forging ahead rate cuts, and we will have the numpty back in the Whitehouse which is only likely to fuel business / ...
TPT Employer Pension My wife has a small DC pension via her employer with TPT and expects to retire in about October this year. The pot will be about 27k as at end Sep, it's all in their cash fund now as she moved it out of the 2032 target fund recently.We'd like ...
Pension Credit Housing Benefit and Inheritance Hi there,I couldn't find an answer so I am posting this question. I receive State Pension, Pension Credit, Housing Benefit and Council tax support. I will soon be getting a £46,000 inheritance, so I will declare it. But I have a young family overseas permanently and I want to send ...
RPI - linked annuity I am considering buying an RPI-linked annuity with part of my pension fund.  I am at early stage but wonder whether the RPI reference point is for the life of the annuity or, like linkers, will change to CPI in the future? I have also heard that the RPI increase ...
NHS pension - not sure whether to take standard or maximum lump sum Hi all,I've seen some good informed discussion about NHS pensions here (such as https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6464889/nhs-pension-1995-section-delaying-retirement which helped a lot) and hope you can help with this.Partner is 61, in both 1995 section and 2015 scheme and wants to go for partial retirement, claiming the 1995 section benefits and reducing hours by ...

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