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In this month's column: pensions, the UK lifetime allowance, and options available for protecting your pension from tax penalties.

In our monthly money column you'll find advice on important financial matters in France. In the June issue, Hugh MacDonald explains form 2041E in relation to income tax, and much more.

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When it comes to where you pay your tax and what is “home”, there are many versions and arguments (you will see later here)

When it comes to the financial world, you are expected to follow and understand A LOT of acronyms. A company I once worked for used to talk about “Three Letter Abbreviations”, or “TLAs” (itself a TLA), coming from a firm whose own name was an FLA, a “Four Letter Abbreviation” – used too, of course, for a “Five Letter Abbreviation.” I am just preparing you for the FLAs and TLAs later here...