Four ways to boost your state pension
Pensions Doctor: the full state pension rises to £10,600 this year – here's how to make sure you get as much as possible
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‘I have a final salary pension and £100k in savings – how can I reduce my tax liability?’
Pensions doctor: should you take cash from a ‘defined benefit’ or ‘defined contribution’ scheme first?
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‘My late son left a pension in his will – what happens to it now?’
Pensions doctor: pensions are usually free of inheritance tax, but trustees can have the final say on who inherits the money
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How to spend your pensions and pay as little tax as possible
Most people retiring today have a variety of different pensions
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'Indefensibly generous' pensions too good for dodging inheritance tax, says think tank
Government urged to introduce death duties on pension pots
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‘Top doctors like us are being forced out when the NHS needs us most’
Tax rules on pensions mean senior physicians face paying huge bills or retiring early
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Why delaying retirement now means you will pay tax on the state pension
Frozen tax thresholds and the triple lock promise risk triggering an income tax bill
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Record rise in state pension – but danger lies ahead for future pensioners
Triple lock honoured and state pensions will surpass £10,000 next year
