How to Withdraw £50,000 TAX-FREE in Retirement (Most People Get This Wrong!)

Want to withdraw £50,000 per year in retirement—completely TAX-FREE? Most people assume they’ll be paying tax in retirement, but what if I told you there’s a way to structure your withdrawals so you keep more of your hard-earned money?

In this video, I’ll show you the simple strategy we use to help clients legally withdraw £50,000 tax-free every year, using a combination of pensions, ISAs, and tax-efficient withdrawals.

📌 What You’ll Learn:
✅ The £50,000 Tax-Free Formula – a step-by-step breakdown
✅ How to maximise tax-free pension withdrawals
✅ The biggest mistake people make that costs them thousands
✅ How to optimise your ISA and pension contributions to future-proof your retirement

Most people get this WRONG because they don’t structure their withdrawals correctly. Don’t make the same mistake!

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Richard Platt is the founder, Director and an Independent financial adviser at Clarity Wealth Limited and has been a regulated adviser since 2009.

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