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No matter how hard we try, it seems impossible to identify every expense that we might encounter in retirement. We’ve become good at identifying the
Rachel Reeves announced a number of income tax rises in her Autumn budget. Most of the tax rises aren’t due to come in for another
There’s been one story that’s been repeated time and again this year – and for once, it’s got very little to do with the US
I’ve always found pensions to be an interesting topic of conversation. This might be why I get so few dinner party invites. However, the current
Many people look forward to retirement, leaving the 9-5 grind behind and having time to do things they’ve always wanted to do. But for those
A large number of academic studies have looked into the best ways to make withdrawals from retirement savings, so that your money doesn’t run out
When it comes to planning for retirement, most people focus on how much they’ve saved and what kind of return they can expect from their
A common assumption for studies about the sustainability of income in retirement is that the asset allocation (i.e. the proportions in shares, cash, property and
In recent years, a handful of companies have dominated the US stock market, and, with the US being the largest of the world’s markets, those
One of the most important factors in retirement planning is the “safe withdrawal rate”. This is a formula which tells you how much you can
