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Pensions tax planning for high earners | Guide

High earners – HERO

 

Mitigating a high tax bill

Despite government ambitions to reduce income tax rates, the overall tax burden is likely to remain at an historically high level for the foreseeable future. Higher earners are continuing to shoulder most of the burden.

This guide offers a detailed look at pensions tax planning for high earners with guidance on how to best mitigate a high tax bill.

Pensions tax planning for high earners – what is included in the guide:


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The rising tax burden on income

Planning could help you to lessen the rising tax burden – and we’re here to help.

• Contribution planning

Pension contributions can offer a particularly effective way to reduce your tax bill whilst also helping you to prepare for retirement so you should make sure you are aware of all the options.

• Taking control of your pension plan – SIPPs

If you want more control over how your pension funds are invested, you may want to consider a SIPP, which allows you to choose how your savings are used.

• Withdrawing money from your pension

Careful consideration is needed of what level of withdrawal may be appropriate, and what investments should be encashed to provide it.

Retirement planning is complex, and has been made even more so by constant changes to the rules. We make it our business to stay up to date with the latest developments, and to help clients take full advantage of the available tax breaks.

Guide to Pensions Tax Planning for High Earners

Meet the expert
James Honeyman
James-Honeyman
Chartered Financial Planner

James joined Progeny in March 2015 as a Financial Planner in the London office. With over 10 years’ experience across the financial services sector, he was previously at Bank of Scotland, and more recently, at Morgan Stanley Private Wealth, where he managed the accounts for board members and senior management of some of the largest companies in the UK and Europe.

Since joining Progeny, James has achieved Chartered Financial Planner status – widely accepted as the ‘gold standard’ qualification for professional financial planners and financial advisers in the UK. Given his experience in advising on employee share plans and complex personal financial planning issues, James is comfortable covering all aspects of financial advice. He now specialises in wealth management, retirement planning and Inheritance Tax mitigation.

James is married to Victoria, and they are both keen travellers. They have recently bought a Victorian home in East London, which, as a renovation project, takes up the majority of their spare time. When he has the opportunity, he enjoys keeping fit through boxing and cycling.

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