Tax relief

The DWP and Treasury are considering proposals to further restrict pension tax relief to fund the proposed Universal State Pension, a leading academic says.

Now just hold on a minute, has the coalition actually done rather a good job with pension reform so far?

Colin Batchelor looks at some of the implications arising from recent pension tax relief reform

Helen Morrissey takes a look at recent changes to pension tax relief and examines who will be the main beneficiaries.

Skandia predicts consumers will turn to Maximum Investment Plans(MIP) as changes to tax relief drive investors away from pensions.

Reaction to changes to pension tax relief rules has been fast and furious. We've picked the best...

At long last, the Government appears to have listened to the pensions industry but some niggling doubts remain about how its plans will work in practice.

Hargreaves Lansdown forecasts the government will cap pension tax relief at between 20% and 40% ahead of the Treasury's policy announcement on Thursday.

Private sector pensions cost the taxpayer more than public sector pensions in 2007/08, Richard Murphy, founder of Tax Research LLP says.

Retirement solutions should have the flexibility to provide both decent pensions and meet long-term care costs if necessary, the Association of Consulting Actuaries says.