Biggest UK pension tax change in a decade

Your pension is no longer tax-free to pass on.

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Your Estate Details
Unused pension pot £250,000
£0£1.5m
Rest of estate (home + savings) £350,000
£0£2m
Debts & mortgage outstanding £0
£0£500k
Married / civil partnership Doubles nil-rate bands to £1,000,000
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Breakdown
Estate (excl. pension) £350,000
Pension pot (post-2027) £250,000
Total estate £600,000
IHT threshold −£500,000
Taxable amount £100,000
IHT bill (40%) £40,000
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Illustrative estimate only. Not financial advice. Single person, standard nil-rate bands assumed. Thresholds correct June 2026.

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