Excelergy Excelergy Retirement Planner 2026/27

UK Pension & ISA Planner

Plan with clarity. Retire with confidence.

Year-by-year projections of pension, ISA, and drawdown - with the UK tax workings shown, not hidden.

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Illustrative only - not financial advice. UK income-tax bands for the 2026/27 tax year (toggle Scotland per scenario). Your scenarios are stored in this browser only; nothing is sent to a server. Use Export to back them up.
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Cash ISA

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Stocks ISA

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Pots and spending target

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Monte Carlo

Will your money last?

Rather than one fixed-return guess, this runs your plan through 2,000 randomised market paths and reports how often it survives. Your one-off stress-crash is switched off here so it isn't double-counted with the randomness.

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Plain-English explainers that pair with the calculator. Tax rules, drawdown mechanics, and the choices behind the numbers.

State Pension NI top-up: when it's worth it

Buy back gaps in your NI record for about £923 a year and earn roughly £358/year extra pension for life. Break-even under three years - if the maths applies to your forecast.

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Annuity vs drawdown: who suits which

Annuities are back in fashion after the 2022 yield rise. Level, RPI, enhanced - and the hybrid that most retirees end up with.

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UK pensions and ISAs in 2026/27: what's new

State Pension up 4.8%. Allowances frozen for a third year. Pension IHT, Cash ISA cap, and access age 57 on the horizon.

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Pension crystallisation explained

The moment your pension becomes live for drawdown. Where the tax-free 25% can go, and what happens to the taxable 75%.

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Pension first or ISA first?

When you retire with both, which one do you draw from first? Tax, inheritance, and long-term growth pull in different directions.

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The 4% rule applied to a UK pension

The most-cited retirement shorthand was built for a US portfolio in the 1990s. Why the UK case is meaningfully different.

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UFPLS vs flexi-access drawdown

Two ways to take money from a UK pension. The difference: when does the 25% tax-free cash actually leave the pension?

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The £268,275 Lump Sum Allowance

Where the figure comes from, what happens when you hit it, and the common misunderstandings about how the cap works.

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