Webinar: How to best plan your farming retirement and pension
Farming is so much more than a job, it’s a way of life. Farm families have always faced challenges related to retirement and pension planning and implementation.
With BPS being phased out and new schemes being put in place in the next few years, it’s an important time for farmers to think about and plan their retirement.
Farmers planning to use income from the farm to at least partly support themselves financially once they stop working full time should start to look into the best way to secure their pensions.
If you are planning a succession process or would like to retire from the industry outright, it has never been more important to make plans and look at viable alternatives as soon as possible.
In this webinar our panel of experts will go through all the options you need to consider no matter what your life plan looks like.
See also: How a Family Charter can help farm succession plans
Hosted by Farmers Weekly editor, Andrew Meredith, our panel of experts are:
- David Penney, CEO, Penney Financial Partners
- Steven Woodford, financial consultant, Penney Financial
- George Dunn, chief executive, Tenant Farmers Association
- Amandeep Kaur Purewal, senior policy analyst, AHDB
Sponsored by Penney Financial Parters
Planning for a life after farming
Penney Financial Partners has a proud record of working with farming families over more than two decades, developing financial strategies that provide for the current generation while protecting assets for those generations to come. In a rapidly evolving sector and with the potential impact of any future changes to the tax environment, the need for farmers to begin planning for their own retirements as early as possible has never been greater.
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