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2026/27 Edition · United Kingdom

From April 2027, your pension counts for Inheritance Tax. See what it means for your family.

The Pension & Inheritance Tax Map

What's caught, what your family could pay and what you can still do – step by step.

Sheet 07: the 2027 rule on one pageSheet 09: the real 67% sumSheet 31: the executor first 6 monthsSheet 25: your family number in 7 stepsThe Pension & Inheritance Tax Map UK cover, 2026/2027 edition

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Does this sound familiar?

Nobody explained this to you properly

"Does my pension count or not?" Mine's a SIPP. My husband's is a final salary. Nobody gives a straight answer.
"Should I take my 25% now, before April?" Everyone at the golf club seems to be doing it. You're not sure why.
"I thought we were under the threshold." The house and the savings were fine. Add the pension and you're over £1 million.
"Nil-rate band, residence band, 7-year rule…" You mix them all up, and every article assumes you already know.
"My children won't know where anything is." And from 2027 they'll have six months to sort it out.

Inheritance Tax is a sum with a few rules and a deadline. Nobody drew it for you. Here it is, one sheet at a time.

50 visual sheets · 9 blocks

Every rule your family needs, in the order you need it

One idea per sheet, real 2026/27 numbers in pounds, worked examples, and a green "Your move" box at the bottom so you act instead of just reading. Large, clear type made for printing.

Sheet 08: which pensions are caughtSheet 19: the 7-year rule and taper reliefSheet 33: who pays the pension shareSheet 44: your pension and estate ID card
The Pension & Inheritance Tax Map UK

Sheets 08 (which pensions are caught) · 19 (the 7-year rule, drawn) · 33 (who pays the pension's share) · 44 (your pension & estate ID card)

What makes it easy

Built to be understood the first time

Plain English, big type

Short sentences, every term translated on the same line. Made for a cup of tea, not a dictionary.

Green, amber, grey

Green = law, amber = announced at the 28 Oct 2026 Budget, grey = HMRC guidance to come. You know how solid each number is.

Real families, real sums

Margaret (widow, Cheltenham), David & Linda (Leeds), Robert (London): every pound worked out, marked as examples.

For you and your executor

A whole block for the son or daughter who'll be executor: the 6-month timeline, the notices, the split.

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Who it's for

This map is for you if you…

Have a SIPP, drawdown or workplace pension and want to know what April 2027 changes for your family
Are married or in a civil partnership and want to see the second-death number
Are single, widowed, divorced or not married to your partner and want to know which allowances you really have
Are deciding about your tax-free cash, drawdown or an annuity
Want to help children or grandchildren now (deposits, school fees, regular gifts) the legal way, with the records
Are the son or daughter who'll be executor one day
Have an adviser and want to arrive prepared
Pension holders
Couples
Widows & widowers
Grandparents
Future executors

This map is NOT for you if:

Your only pensions are the State Pension and a final-salary (DB) pension with no private pot. The 2027 rule mostly doesn't touch them (sheet 08 explains)
You want individual advice or someone to manage your money. This is an educational guide; use a regulated adviser
You're looking for schemes to "remove" your pension from Inheritance Tax. We explain the legal allowances, not loopholes

Covers England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland (Inheritance Tax is UK-wide; Scottish income tax and "confirmation" noted where they differ).

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A look inside

What it looks like on the inside

Sheet 07

The 2027 rule on one page

What's caught, from when, who pays and what's still exempt, on six cards – plus the government's own numbers.

Sheet 07: the 2027 rule on one page
Sheet 25

Your family's number in 7 steps

Home, savings, pensions, allowances, 40% – and the pension's share. Example: David & Linda, £94,000.

Sheet 25: estimate your family number in 7 steps
Sheet 21

Gifts out of income, unlimited

The 3 conditions HMRC checks, what counts as income and the record your executor will need.

Sheet 21: gifts out of income
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Do the math

An adviser's meeting vs. this map

The average Inheritance Tax bill is £231,000 (HMRC statistics, 2023-24).

Advice first
£500–£2,000
often, for a solicitor's will and trust review. Ongoing advice is usually a percentage of your money, every year.
  • You still mix up the bands and the 7-year rule
  • The first meeting is spent explaining the basics
  • Nobody leaves your children a plan for the six months that matter
The Map
£24, once
The Pension & Inheritance Tax Map
  • You understand the rules before you pay anyone
  • You arrive with your number and 10 good questions (sheet 43)
  • Your family gets a folder, not a shoebox

The map doesn't replace a regulated adviser or solicitor. It makes every hour with them count.

3 example families from the map:

ExampleM
Margaret, 72Widow · CheltenhamHouse £450,000, savings £120,000, SIPP £520,000
£36,000if she dies after 6 Apr 2027 · today £0
ExampleD&L
David & Linda, 66 and 64Leeds · pensions £750,000 between themSecond death
£94,000from 2027 · today £0
ExampleR
Robert, 69Divorced · LondonFlat £650,000, SIPP £450,000
£264,000from 2027 · today £84,000

Example figures from the map, 2026/27 allowances, Inheritance Tax only. Your numbers will be different.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is this financial advice?

No. It's an independent educational guide to the UK rules for 2026/27 and what's already announced for 2027/28, based on public HMRC and GOV.UK publications. It isn't regulated advice. It shows you the rules and helps you prepare for a regulated adviser or solicitor.

Is it for me or for my parents?

Both. Blocks 1–5 are for the person with the pension; Block 6 and the folder pages are for the son or daughter who'll be executor. Many buyers share it.

Does my final-salary (DB) or NHS pension count?

Usually not: a spouse's or dependant's pension paid by a DB scheme is outside the new rule. Sheet 08 has the full table, including death-in-service and annuities.

Does it cover Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland?

Yes. Inheritance Tax is UK-wide. Where things differ (Scottish income tax rates, "confirmation" instead of probate) the sheet says so.

HMRC hasn't published its final guidance. Will this go out of date?

The rule itself is law (Finance Act 2026). The details HMRC still has to publish are on a dated watch list (sheet 46). When the guidance arrives (expected spring 2027), we send you the updated edition free.

Will it tell me exactly what my family will pay?

It shows you how to estimate it in 7 steps with your own numbers. Your adviser confirms the final figure.

Should I take my 25% tax-free cash before April 2027?

The map shows the honest numbers for each choice (Block 3). It won't tell you what to do. That depends on your income, health and family, and is a conversation for your adviser or Pension Wise (free).

What format is it?

A PDF in A4 with large type: about 54 pages (50 one-page sheets, "Start here", the watch list and sources). Reads well on a tablet and prints at home. The 4 bonuses are PDFs too. Right after checkout you get an email with your access.

Can I get a refund?

Yes. You have 30 days. If the map isn't for you, email us and you get 100% back.

Leave your family a plan, not a puzzle

Less than a solicitor's first hour.

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