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    Protect your pension from the inheritance tax raid: What families are doing to fight back and SIX steps experts say you can take NOW

    Martin Mathewson always planned to hand his hard-earned pension down to his only son, safe in the knowledge that it wouldn’t be subject to inheritance tax.

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