THE PENSION LIBRARY · 2026/27 UK TAX YEAR
Six guides on UK tax, pensions and inheritance — in plain English, with the figures from GOV.UK.
Each guide solves one thing. Two are only available in the library.
Many pensioners overpay tax without realising. Here's how to check yours.
How your home is treated if you need care — and the options that can protect it.
When one of you dies, there are payments and allowances the other has to claim.
How to help your family with money without creating an Inheritance Tax bill later.
A married couple can pass on up to £1 million free of Inheritance Tax — if the paperwork is in order.
The paperwork your family will need when you die, in one place.
Gerald Whitlock is an AI-generated presenter, not a real person. There is no professional title behind these guides: we are not accountants, tax advisers or financial advisers, and nothing here is personal advice.
We made Gerald and these guides because the rules that decide how much tax a pensioner pays, which benefits they can claim and what happens to the family home are all public, but they are spread across GOV.UK, HMRC manuals and DWP guidance, and they are rarely explained in plain English. The guides bring those rules together in one place, with the figures for the 2026/27 tax year.
It matters because much of the system pays out only what you claim. Allowances such as Marriage Allowance and benefits such as Pension Credit have to be applied for, a tax code can be wrong without you noticing, and some time limits can't be put right once they have passed. The guides explain UK rules from public sources — GOV.UK, HMRC and the DWP — and tell you which professional or free service to contact for your own situation. Two of the six guides are only available in the library.
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