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Savers withdraw £18bn in rush to beat the tax grab on pensions

Withdrawals have surged amid rumours that the tax-free lump sum will be slashed and the impending introduction of inheritance tax on retirement pots

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thetimes.comStai leggendo9 mesi fa

Savers withdraw £18bn in rush to beat the tax grab on pensions

Withdrawals have surged amid rumours that the tax-free lump sum will be slashed and the impending introduction of inheritance tax on retirement pots

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dailymail.co.uk9 mesi fa

Reeves urged to rule out tax raid after worried savers rush withdraw

The 'unprecedented rush' to withdraw tax-free cash from retirement funds saw £18.1 billion taken out in the latest financial year, up from £11.2 billion the year before.

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  1. venerdì 5 settembre 2025·thetimes.com

    Savers withdraw £18bn in rush to beat the tax grab on pensions

    Withdrawals have surged amid rumours that the tax-free lump sum will be slashed and the impending introduction of inheritance tax on retirement pots

  2. sabato 6 settembre 2025·dailymail.co.uk

    Reeves urged to rule out tax raid after worried savers rush withdraw

    The 'unprecedented rush' to withdraw tax-free cash from retirement funds saw £18.1 billion taken out in the latest financial year, up from £11.2 billion the year before.