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Pensions and Retirement
Money Clinic

'I have invested in my pension for seven years but it has only grown by £900. Is this right?'

A reader wants to know why their pension pot has not grown by much over the past few years

Steve Webb

The old state pension system treated women like second-class citizens – now it's payback time

Pensions and Retirement
Explained

How to find out if you’re owed money towards state pension after Government error

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Money
Explained

How the tax-free personal allowance applies to pensions and whether the rules could be scrapped

Pensions and Retirement
Money Clinic

'How much inheritance tax will be owed on our pensions and Isas when we die?'

Article thumbnail: Senior couple sitting at the kitchen table with croissant and cups of tea, looking at digital tablet and recalculating their expenses.
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Article thumbnail: File photo dated 06/01/15 of money in a piggy bank. Workers will be helped to build up a "rainy day" accessible pot of cash alongside their pension savings under a new initiative being trialled. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Tuesday November 13, 2018. The project to build people's resilience to financial shocks could offer an alternative to forms of borrowing such as credit cards and payday loans if savers find they need emergency cash, such as if a boiler breaks down. See PA story MONEY Savings. Photo credit should read: Gareth Fuller/PA Wire
Article thumbnail: File photo dated 06/01/15 of money in a piggy bank. Workers will be helped to build up a "rainy day" accessible pot of cash alongside their pension savings under a new initiative being trialled. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Tuesday November 13, 2018. The project to build people's resilience to financial shocks could offer an alternative to forms of borrowing such as credit cards and payday loans if savers find they need emergency cash, such as if a boiler breaks down. See PA story MONEY Savings. Photo credit should read: Gareth Fuller/PA Wire
Article thumbnail: FILE PHOTO: Current and previous European Union versions of British passports are seen in this illustration photograph taken December 11, 2020. REUTERS/John Sibley/Illustration/File Photo
Article thumbnail: FILE PHOTO: Current and previous European Union versions of British passports are seen in this illustration photograph taken December 11, 2020. REUTERS/John Sibley/Illustration/File Photo
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