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Genuinely exciting developments today in the typically somnolent world of pensions. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced he’s scrapping the Lifetime Allowance for Pensions. Hunt is also significantly increasing the pension annual allowances. As per Hunt’s 2023 Spring Budget: The government will remove the Lifetime Allowance charge from 6 April 2023, before fully abolishing the Lifetime [...]
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