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Quarterly Newsletter Autumn 2024

Some of the topics covered in this edition are:

  • Avoiding the unretirement ‘tax trap’ - Many over-55s are considering unretirement but are not aware of the tax implications, which could increase their tax liability.
  • Navigating a multi-retirement reality - The retirement landscape is evolving, with more multi-retirement households and age gap relationships adding complexity to planning.
  • A third of Gen X think they will never retire - Nearly a third of Gen Xers believe they will never fully retire, reflecting growing uncertainty about traditional ‘hard stop’ retirement.

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