Pensions experts have criticised a rumoured government policy to raise the tapered annual allowance threshold income, calling it a sticking plaster that will not solve the underlying problem.

On the go: Chancellor Rishi Sunak will use his first Budget next Wednesday to raise the tapered annual allowance threshold income to £150,000 from the current £110,000, according to reports. The ...

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Saving into a pension should be straightforward, but policy changes means it rarely is. From tapered annual allowances to changing inheritance tax (IHT) treatment, savers must grapple with moving ...