Allied Dunbar Retirement Planning Handbook, 7th Edition (Allied Dunbar Tax Guides)

by D . Bertram (Author)

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  Hardcover
  1999

  $6.25

  Now in its seventh edition, The Allied Dunbar Retirement Planning Handbook focuses on the financial mechanics of planning a stress-free retirement. It ensures that you are fully aware of both the long and short-term investment opportunities and examines the options available for improving your retirement prospects. This book shows how to assess your current financial position and tells you how to get the most from financial planning. It examines early retirement and highlights the financial support you can expect from the state; the tax and legal obligations that must be met; as well as the provision which must be made for dependents. New information for this edition includes: *Pensions: phasing out of tax credits to pension funds; money purchase schemes; and the pension mis-selling scandal *Investments: the withdrawal of PEPS and TESSAs and the introduction of the new Individual Savings Account (ISAs) and other available tax-effective investment opportunities *In retirement: how much income and capital you need and how long it will last; living longer; residential care costs; passing capital to children; providing for your spouse if you die.Understand the options available for improving your retirement prospects Contents include: Your State Pension Improving your Company Pension Improving your Personal Pension and Retirement Annuity Taking your Pension Investments Financial Protection Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax Inheritance Tax Making a Will Trusts Retiring Abroad The Payment of State Pensions Help at Home Caring for the Elderly

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  Paperback
  1997

  $4.34

  This essential handbook has been completely revised and updated to examine the options available for improving retirement prospects and planning for a secure financial future. It covers: the financial support you can expect from the state; tax and legal obligations that must be met; and the provisions which must be made for dependants, particularly elderly relatives.Author:Debbie Harrison is a freelance author and journalist. She regularly writes for The Financial Times and was the author of Pension Power. She was the 1994 British Insurance and Investment Brokers Association Journalist of the Year and the Alexander Clay & Partners Pensions & Investment Journalist of the Year.

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  Hardcover
  1994

  $4.35