Professional retirement planning advice

Retirement planning can feel daunting with so much to consider and so many variables. It is wise to start planning for your retirement early on. We can help you prepare. 

For advice on your retirement options, contact James Leighton Wealth Management today
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SAVING FOR RETIREMENT

How much will you need?

When it comes to thinking about how large your pension pot needs to be, you will first need to consider how you envisage your retirement. Will you want to travel? Eat out frequently? Go on adventures? Spend time on hobbies? Volunteer or work a little? Move or even emigrate? While the exact sum is impossible to predict, as we write, analysis by Quilter suggests that a single person would need a pension pot of £459,000 to acquire a moderate level of income from an annuity, rising to £738,000 for a comfortable retirement. With the cost of a comfortable retirement having soared, there’s all the more reason to start planning and saving early. The earlier you start, the less you’ll have to put away each year. Our advisers can talk to you about your options and the most suitable ways for you to set money aside for when you retire.  

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    Tax efficient pension planning

    Planning your pension involves contemplating your long-term goals and tolerance for risk. Professional advice from a pensions specialist could prove very beneficial. Our advisers know how to make your pension planning tax efficient

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    Personalised investment management

    Personalised investment management comprises building a portfolio that aligns with your financial needs in retirement. It provides you with a bespoke plan that’s based on your individual goals, options,  and your preferences.  

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    Tax advantaged retirement planning

    Tax advantaged retirement planning requires market knowledge and a holistic approach. It’s important that your pensions, Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs), savings accounts and general investment accounts work efficiently for you. 

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    Estate and legacy planning

    For the ultimate peace of mind, estate and legacy planning aim to protect and transfer your wealth accordingly. Estate planning focuses on the management and distribution of assets, while legacy planning centres on leaving behind a lasting legacy. 

Maximising pension contributions

Get the most from your pension by starting to contribute early on. Maximise employer contributions if possible and utilise tax relief opportunities.

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Why James Leighton Wealth Management?

Personalised retirement planning solutions

James Leighton was founded in 2010 and appointed representatives of Quilter Financial Services Limited and Quilter Mortgage Planning Limited, which are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). For decades, we have helped thousands of clients with their personalised retirement planning. Our qualified, experienced advisers will tailor your retirement plan to your current set of circumstances, needs and objectives for the future. They will establish your vision for your retirement and find the most suitable means of helping you achieve it. We are proud to make financial planning services accessible to more people by keeping our fee structures low. We are based in Nottingham and work with clients in and around the area, as well as working remotely with clients across the rest of the UK. We were recognised as Business of the Year 2023 and Best Mortgage Firm 2023 at Quilter Financial Planning’s ‘Key Accounts’ Awards. 

42%*

of workers say they would benefit from guidance on financial wellbeing and retirement planning.

A recent survey showed 42% of workers (54% of Gen Z and 49% of Millennials) believe support both now and in retirement would be beneficial. 

*Source: https://www.smartpension.co.uk/reports/10-key-insights-from-uk-savers