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Tag Archives: UK State Pension
Budget 2014 – Pensions, Inheritance Tax and Saving
Pensions The good news is that the tax incentives supporting pension planning remain Good news #1: Marginal rate income tax relief retained on pension contributions Good news #2: No changes to the €200,000 tax free retirement lump sum limit Good … Continue reading
Posted in Cork, Deposits, Financial Services, Investments, Life Assurance, Pensions, Protection, Retirement Planning, Savings, Serious Illness, Social, Wealth
Tagged cork, db pensions, Deposit Interest Retention Tax, DIRT, expenditure cuts, Income tax, Inheritance tax, lump sum, Michael Noonan, pension contributions, social welfare, tax increases, Tax rate, tax relief, Taxation, UK State Pension, Welfare
