Pensions in an IHT world
July saw the much anticipated response to the governments consultation on Pensions and IHT.
Now we have a clearer picture of what is ahead, it is now time to ponder what this means for clients financial planning. IHT tails probably shouldn't be wagging the retirement outcomes dog so there will be a need to balance retirement income / care needs against intergenerational efficiency. Pension first in, first out? Just buy an annuity? Do bypass trusts have a role to play? When to act?
Learning outcomes
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Claiming your CPD
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1. The primary responsibility for paying IHT on pension assets from April 2027 lies with?
A. Beneficiaries
B. Personal Representatives
C. Pension Scheme Administrators
D. Pension Scheme Trustees
2. What is the key risk of using protection to fund an IHT liability?
A. Inflation risk
B. Lapse risk
C. Investment risk
D. Duration risk
3. What are the 2 main uses of bypass trusts?
A. Flexibility and control
B. Investment choice and tax efficiency
C. Control and tax efficiency
D. Control and investment choice
1. The primary responsibility for paying IHT on pension assets from April 2027 lies with?
A. Beneficiaries
B. Personal Representatives
C. Pension Scheme Administrators
D. Pension Scheme Trustees
2. What is the key risk of using protection to fund an IHT liability?
A. Inflation risk
B. Lapse risk
C. Investment risk
D. Duration risk
3. What are the 2 main uses of bypass trusts?
A. Flexibility and control
B. Investment choice and tax efficiency
C. Control and tax efficiency
D. Control and investment choice
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