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New Government Rules for Homeowners Over 60 — Here's What You Need to Know

Oliver Pembroke — Pension & Tax

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The government has introduced a new housing plan that could affect homeowners aged 60 and over, and many people are wondering what these changes really mean. In this video, we break down the latest updates, explain what's inside the new rules, and discuss how they could impact your home, finances, and future planning.
We'll cover:
The government's new housing proposals
Who may be affected by the changes
What homeowners over 60 should be aware of
Important documents and housing updates
Practical steps you can take to stay prepared
If you're a homeowner approaching retirement or already retired, understanding these changes could help you make more informed decisions.
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Disclaimer: This video is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered legal or financial advice. Always refer to official government guidance or consult a qualified professional regarding your individual circumstances.
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20 Comments

@johnrocker2986 1 month ago

Tax a modern term for "Theft"

@maryb6074 1 month ago

They start from £2,000,000 and end to £250,000 houses😢😢

@paulinecrabbe7383 2 months ago

I learned a lesson and Never paid into a private pension where corrupt employers run off with your money . Maxwell , Greene and others have. Government allowed the robberies. Never trust any of them !!

@TheRon818181 1 month ago

It's not TAX theft and they will not stop changing the rules.

@LynStrawford 1 month ago

l think the gov is diabolical

@Gillyflower-g9k 1 month ago

Well the new mansion tax will certainly top up the goverment coffers. What about London pensioners whose lifetime homes are now worth fortunes. They cannot afford these taxes whilst living on a pension. It's disgraceful.

@elledoughty12 2 months ago

I'm so pleased i dont have a private pension and dont get a full pension. I was ask to pay £2,000 to get a full pension. I didn't because i thought i wouldn't live to pension age because i felt like i had something wrong with me. I was told i suffered with indigestion but years after i had a quadruply bypass! So thats why im pleaed i only get £120 per week state pension. I worked from the age of 15. Paid a full nh stamp. Not a married womans stamp. I can live on that even though i live on my own! You can only wear one pair of shoes at a time!

@dabriahardulphwardell4 1 month ago

This is very dangerous and designed to frighten older people.
"I'll be straight with you throughout". Really? How about declaring that this is A1 generated video to start off with .....

@tracyvale9011 1 month ago

Theft by the unelected crimes against the people something has to change as they are using the peoples money to bully and change everything put in place for the population it has to stop

@DAVIDBURCHETT-o4p 1 day ago

Thank you for helping to keep a lot of us financially safe. Very much appreciated.

@Fran6831Co 1 month ago

I have a monthly private pension of £134 a month. They tax me on that and take £26 of that.

@elledoughty12 2 months ago

Thank you!

@andrewduck3568 2 months ago

Emphising the changes at 75 for beneficiaries where income liability for pensions and IHT may be worth a consideration.

@Nanapix61 1 month ago

Gov will take most of your house sale in Care costs if you go into Care so there will be hardly any inheritance left over to your kids - true story. My Mum is having to pay £6,600 PER MONTH for Council run Care Home she is only allowed to "save" £27k (to pass to her kids) everything else has to be used towards her Care Costs. She cannot give "gifts" away as they can be clawed back by Council towards Care Costs.

@dalereynolds7638 1 month ago

Thank you, Mr Pembroke.

@andrewduck3568 2 months ago

Reiterating clarifying the rule regarding second properties and the election of ones primary residence within two years for CGT purposes may be worth a consideration.

@maureenfrancis605 2 months ago

Thanks for the helpful advice!

@Odysseuss. 1 month ago

So if you release equity on the property you live in and spend it on the house itself upgrades to kitchens etc, what then?

@WyldewoodCrafts 1 month ago

150,000properties sound a lot but when you consider there are 28,500,000 residential properties in England alone.

@NeilBrown-rz5ll 1 month ago

Joined a private pension in 1990,ended when some years later the company went into receivership lost hundreds of pounds when that company said they invested it in the company..in other-wards they stole the damned thing😖😖😖😖