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The high-risk scramble to avoid Reeves’s pension death tax Original

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By Rob White Verified
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Before Oct 30, 2024, retirement savings were considered a safe haven from inheritance tax. But as the dust settled on Rachel Reeves's maiden Budget, panicked savers scrambled to shield their pension wealth from the taxman. As part of Labour's ideological assault on the wealthy, the Chancellor announced that unspent pensions would be subject to inheritance tax from April 6, 2027.
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The high-risk scramble to avoid Reeves’s pension death tax

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By Rob White Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Before Oct 30, 2024, retirement savings were considered a safe haven from inheritance tax. But as the dust settled on Rachel Reeves's maiden Budget, panicked savers scrambled to shield their pension wealth from the taxman. As part of Labour's ideological assault on the wealthy, the Chancellor announced that unspent pensions would be subject to inheritance tax from April 6, 2027.
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Labour considers handing retired miners another £1bn in taxpayer cash

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Labour is considering handing another £1bn of taxpayer money to retired miners and ending a 32-year agreement that protects taxpayers from paying their pensions. The payment would come on top of the £3.8bn already paid to ex-miners since Labour took office in 2024, boosting thousands of pension payouts by more than £5,000 a year. Ministers are eyeing further changes that could land members of the Mineworkers' Pension Scheme an immediate £1bn pot and up to 100pc of all future profits.
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