The end of the UK tax year, on 5 April, is steadily approaching, and tax payers across the country will be looking for ways to keep as much revenue as they can in their own pockets, and out of HMRC’s.

If you’ve turned on the TV, looked on social media or even bought a newspaper over the last week, chances are that you’ve seen Budget this and Budget that. So what you probably don’t need is a complete breakdown of every new thing that was announced. What you probably want is a list of things that you need to think about.

One area that regularly comes up in conversation is the financial benefit of getting married or entering into a civil partnership. Beyond the emotional and social reasons for tying the knot, many couples ask, ‘’is there a tax advantage to being married?’’. And, more cynically, is it worth it?

This month, we’re focusing on pensions, both state and private, so you can ensure you’re getting what you’re entitled to while staying tax-efficient. Because nothing says long-term commitment like a well-planned retirement! 💜

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