- Contains reliable information, educating the readers on how and when to start planning their retirement
- Provides guidance on the changing UK living costs, pensions and benefits policies, supporting elderly parents, and advice on part and full-time retirement
- New to this edition: the budget announcement, new pension rules, returning to work, tax-relations of hybrid working, embracing charitable giving and cash payments, NHS advice, changes in prescription charges
- Online Resources: online directory of useful organizations and contacts
The Good Retirement Guide 2024
Everything you need to Know about Health, Property, Investment, Leisure, Work, Pensions and Tax
Plan your retirement effectively with help from the 38th edition of this useful guide that investigates the many topics that affect UK retirees and anyone looking to retire.
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EAN: 9781398614444
Edition: 38
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Format: 234x156
328 pages
About the book
Retirement planning has never been more complex. With yearly changes to the policies and professional advice, it can be overwhelming. That's where The Good Retirement Guide 2024 can help.
Retirement can be the perfect opportunity to discover new opportunities and to fulfil long-waited experiences, but many are unsure on how to best approach retirement planning and what it entails. This essential guide is here to help navigate the lead up to retirement with the most up-to-date information.
Updated for the new financial year, and presented with an online directory and budget update, this new edition will inform the readers of the latest guidance on new pension rules, starting your own business, employment (hybrid and flexi-working systems), returning to work and NHS tips on staying healthy.
With expert insights and useful resources, The Good Retirement Guide 2024 has been updated to offer helpful knowledge, and to ensure you plan your retirement efficiently.
About the authors
Jonquil Lowe is an economist and author specializing in personal finance. With a background in stockbroking and then as head of money research at Which?, her career spans 40 years and around 30 books. She is Senior Lecturer in Economics and Personal Finance at the Open University, a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, and an Associate Member of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investments. Jonquil Lowe is based in Northampton, UK.
If you are retired or planning your retirement, I can recommend this book to you. It is a comprehensive one stop guide to the things you need to know in the run up to and during your retirement.
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