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Pension Basics doug brodie 27/10/2026 Pension Basics doug brodie 27/10/2026

I've just started my first full-time job. There's a pension scheme I can join, but I'm only 22. Is it really worth it?

In this blog:

  1. I've just started my first full-time job. There's a pension scheme I can join, but I'm only 22. Is it really worth it?

  2. What does 3% actually mean?

  3. Do you have a Child Trust Fund?

  4. Retirement could last longer than you think

  5. True or false?

  6. Food for thought

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I’m 55 and I’ve had a letter saying I can take 25% of my pension pot tax-free. Should I take it?

In this blog:

  1. I’m 55 and I’ve had a letter saying I can take 25% of my pension pot tax-free. Should I take it?

  2. What actually is a Lasting Power of Attorney?

  3. What can £20 a month become?

  4. True or false?

  5. Food for thought

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I’m 48 and I’ve hardly got a pension. Have I left it too late?

In this blog:

  1. I’m 48 and I’ve hardly got a pension. Have I left it too late?

  2. What actually is an ISA?

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  4. True or false?

  5. Food for thought

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