💷 How to Take £60,000 a Year Tax-Free in Retirement

6 days ago

Most people assume that paying tax in retirement is inevitable — but with the right planning, that doesn’t have to be the case.

In our latest video, Richard Platt, Founder and Director of Clarity Wealth Limited, reveals the exact strategy we’ve used with clients to legally withdraw up to £60,000 every year, completely tax-free — using a smart combination of pensions, ISAs, and carefully structured withdrawals.

This isn’t a loophole or a trick — it’s about understanding the allowances available to you and building a plan that makes the most of them. With the right approach, you could keep thousands more in your pocket and give nothing extra to the taxman.

🎥 Watch the full video here: £60,000 Tax-Free Retirement Strategy

What you’ll discover:

The £60,000 tax-free formula — step by step
How to maximise pension withdrawals without triggering unnecessary tax
The number one mistake that costs retirees thousands every year
How to future-proof your retirement income with the right balance of ISAs and pensions

At Clarity Wealth Limited, we believe retirement planning should be about more than just having “enough” — it’s about making your money work harder, more efficiently, and in a way that supports the life you want to live.

If this strategy surprises you, it’s a good sign that there may be opportunities you’re not yet taking advantage of. And if you’re unsure whether you’re making the most of your allowances, our team can help you build a clear, tax-efficient plan for the future.

If you’d like to discuss how this could apply to your own retirement plans, get in touch: service@claritywealth.co.uk

Important information:
This content is for general information and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. It does not take into account your personal circumstances. Any strategies or examples shown may not be suitable for you. Investments and the income from them can fall as well as rise, and tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change in the future. Always seek personalised advice from a regulated financial adviser before making financial decisions.