Missing Child Benefit credits and your State Pension
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on April 16, 2026Missed Child Benefit National Insurance credits could affect your State Pension. See who may qualify and what the April 2027 delay means.
Death, Taxes and Change – are your nominations up to date?
Posted by Kevin Wheeler on April 10, 2026The two constant things in life are death and taxes. In this blog we look at the importance of keeping your nominations up to date.
Payroll outsourcing: is it worth it?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on March 31, 2026As businesses grow, many start to look at outsourcing their payroll. We look at whether payroll outsourcing is worth it.
Pension tracing service – how to track down your old pension pots
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on March 20, 2026Trace your old pensions – in this day and age it’s very rare for many to stay in a job for life. We explain how to find your old pensions.
Pensions and tax – a great way to save!
Posted by Kevin Wheeler on March 17, 2026Pensions and tax reliefs go hand in hand and are the best way to provide for your retirement. We look at the options available from age 55.
Nominee Drawdown facility (NDF) – does your pension have one?
Posted by Kevin Wheeler on March 4, 2026Have you checked your pension plan recently? Here we look into pension arrangements with a “Nominee Drawdown facility” or “NDF”.
Pension top up – must be paid by 5th April!
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on February 25, 2026It’s always a good idea to review your pension contributions and consider whether it would be beneficial to do a pension top up before the end of the tax year on 5th April.
Contribute to your partner’s retirement and get pension relief
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on February 13, 2026Did you know that you can contribute to a partner’s or child’s retirement fund and get significant pension tax relief? We explain how.
State pension age to rise further?
Posted by Ben Locker on February 11, 2026Soon the state pension age will rise to 67. Yet new research suggests it will need to rise to 71 by 2050. When will you be able to retire?
The 60% tax trap: the £100k problem explained
Posted by Ian Henman on February 9, 2026Earning over £100,000? You might be paying an effective 60% tax rate. Learn why this happens and how to legitimately fix it with tax planning.
