Income drawdown is a tax efficient way to access your pension. When you reach retirement, you take savings out of, or draw down, from your pension pot. Financial education provider Wealth at Work has ...

What should you do with your pension savings? Many thousands have opted for income drawdown, but one in 10 regret it. One in 10 pensioners regret opting for income drawdown when deciding what to do ...

Pension drawdown is a way of taking cash out of your pension pot and funding your lifestyle in retirement. But how does it ...

Although the pros and cons of either approach can be debated, there’s no doubt that different approaches amid a period of significant change has led to some confusion among both advisers and their ...

In April last year the Government made some fundamental changes to the retirement income market, including the removal of the need to buy a secure income with a pension fund by age 75. One of the ...

Are pension savers heading for disaster by taking too much cash out of income drawdown plans early in retirement? Research from personal finance analyst Moneyfacts suggests that 70% of savers opting ...

If you’re like most pre-retirees, retirement planning starts by asking if you’ll have enough income during your retirement. If it appears you’ll generate adequate income, the focus shifts to tax and ...

Pensioners funding their retirement through income drawdown are bearing the full impact of the Bank of England's quantitative easing as falling gilt yields continue to drag down people's incomes, ...

The past two years have proved some of the most difficult in income drawdown’s relatively short history. The positive introduction of capped and flexible drawdown in April 2011 has been largely ...