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Pensions

What is a sustainable income that you can drawdown from your pension?

By Hannah Smith
15 min Read 02 Jul 2020
How much can you really take out of your pension to see you through retirement in comfort, but without burning...

Pensions

What is pension drawdown and how does it work?

By Hannah Smith
17 min Read 01 Jul 2020
When you’ve built up a decent pension pot over many years, you might find it a bit nail-biting to move...

Pensions

What is an annuity and how does it work? 

By Liam Fahy
7 min Read 30 Jun 2020
What is an annuity? An annuity is an insurance product that will provide an income in retirement in exchange for...

Pensions, Investing

Best tracker funds for your pension and ISA

By Damien Fahy
13 min Read 29 Sep 2017
MoneytotheMasses.com was is regularly featured in the national press such as this Daily Telegraph article titled Experts name 11 of their favourite index tracker funds. Below I expand and update my comments for the benefit of MoneytotheMasses.com readers and reveal the best index tracker funds and ETFs (exchange traded funds) to buy and hold....

Pensions

How do pensions work?

By Liam Fahy
7 min Read 23 Feb 2016
  A pension is basically a tax-free pot of money that you or your employer can pay into as a way of saving for your retirement. Once you have reached...

Pensions

How to get £25,000 a year pension by saving just £32 a month

By Damien Fahy
14 min Read 02 Feb 2016
If you don't already save into a pension don't worry about it. It's probably refreshing to hear that right? After all every other financial expert out there will be scathing about your lack of planning. Other money experts and financial advisers like to paint themselves as the picture of superhero perfection so...

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