Tanya Jefferies is an Investment and Pensions Editor at This Is Money. She specializes in finance and personal finance, with a focus on retirement planning, saving, and investing, while also covering topics related to construction, real estate, health and wellness, and legal affairs. Tanya's work has been featured in MSN and the Daily Mail.
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Tanya Jefferies focuses on personal finance, particularly around inheritance, divorce, financial planning, investments, and pensions. Her coverage often cites government announcements and data to support her articles.
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Pension savers have less than three years left to take advantage of a tax perk that could turbocharge their retirement nest egg by tens of thousands.
Use of Bed & Isa has surged in popularity this Spring as investors face tax attacks on all sides, says investing platform AJ Bell.
By: Tanya Jefferies
The gravest danger lies in sharing private financial and personal information or allegations with a chatbot, which could land you in contempt of court if it is discovered.
The proposed rights are intended to be 'distinct and different' from those of married people, to help 'preserve the sanctity of marriage', according to the Government.
People in midlife looking at present-day forecasts for a retirement income need to factor in inflation and aim their sights far higher, warn money experts.
A growing number of adverts pose as impartial advice without clearly saying they are promoting a business, and fail to make clear you can claim for free, says FCA
By: Tanya Jefferies
It has identified a growing number of adverts that pose as impartial advice from individuals, without clearly saying they are promoting a business, and fail to make clear that you can make a motor finance claim yourself for free.
By: Tanya Jefferies
Royal Navy veteran Thomas Meadows discovered to his horror that he was in debt by the staggering sum of £18,200 when a letter arrived out of the blue last February.
The supermarket helped 100 older customers boost their annual income by an average of £5,000 in a pilot of the scheme.
By: Tanya Jefferies
Germany is considering a radical plan to raise its state retirement age to 70.
