Tom Selby: Why tackling the MPAA should be part of the Treasury's Covid-19 response
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With the UK staring down the barrel of its most severe recession in 300 years, writes Tom Selby, it is important the pension tax system doesn’t unnecessarily penalise individuals responding to these unprecedented circumstances.
We have already seen the Government take a pragmatic and sensible decision to help younger investors. Earlier this month, the Treasury confirmed it would temporarily reduce the Lifetime ISA (LISA) exit...
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