How pension tax relief works for the self-employed
Learn how pension tax relief works for sole traders. Understand allowances, limits and how self-employed pensions differ from limited company directors.
Should you pay into a pension or an ISA if you’re self-employed?
Pension or ISA if you’re self-employed - which is best? Compare tax relief, access rules and allowances, plus how SIPPs and ISAs can work together.
Self-employed and the State Pension – NI rules, rates and gaps explained
How the State Pension works if you’re self-employed, including NI rates, qualifying years, how to fill gaps, and why you may need extra retirement savings.
How much do you need to save for retirement if you’re self-employed?
For most people in traditional employment, pensions are set up automatically. You’re enrolled, your employer adds a percentage, and you’re reminded from time to time to check your balance. But…
Pensions Commission relaunched as millions of self-employed fall behind
The Government has revived the Pensions Commission to tackle a looming retirement crisis, with self-employed workers among the worst affected.
It’s never too late to start saving for a pension if you’re self-employed
Left it late to start a pension? If you’re self-employed, here’s how to catch up, claim tax relief, and build a pot from scratch.
What the 2027 Inheritance Tax changes mean for your pension
If you’re self-employed and saving into a pension, some big changes are coming from April 2027 that could affect what happens to your pension when you die.
How do pensions work if you’re a sole trader?
Starting a pension to save for your retirement is fairly straightforward. Here’s what you need to know about setting up a pension if you’re a sole trader.
Simple guide to SIPPs for the self-employed
A Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) is a popular way of saving for retirement for the self employed. Read our simple summary to find out more.
55% of self employed will have no private pension savings at retirement if trends continue
A new study by the Institute of Fiscal Studies (IFS) reveals a startling difference in pension saving patterns between the self employed and employees.