Google Alert - Pension
Google Alert - Pension
Deferred Civil Service Pension Hi - wondering if anyone has intimate knowledge of the civil service classic pension scheme as were not getting much sense from Capita.My better half took redundancy from the civil service in 2006 after 18 yrs and became a deferred member of the classic scheme. The retirement modeller available under ...
Google Alert - Pension
Google Alert - Pension
Google Alert - Pension
Pension lump sum recycling Hello all, I’ve read through many of the posts on this. I think I’m Ok but would welcome your perspective.I’ve recently taken a lump sum cash free allowance (above the £7,500 limit), having retired end March this year. I intend to use the lump sum to help pay ...
Old Aegon SIPP workplace pension I have an old workplace pension from an old employer, it is a SIPP with Aegon 'Retiready'. I stopped paying into it in 2022 when I left the employer. I do check it regularly and it's currently worth just over £6,000.What I'm thinking is would it be better to transfer ...
Tax implications of pension pot after annuity purchased Hi,I purchased an annuity with my pension pot last year and did not withdraw a lump sum.After this there were still a few months of contributions as I did not finish work immediately meaning there is still £4000 in the same pension scheme.The £4k is only worth a very small ...
True Potential redress offer My wife and I moved our pensions to True Potential back in 2021, upon the (verbal only) advice of our IFA at the time. After a couple of years, I realised that this was a mistake and eventually moved everything over to a DIY platform and happily manage this all ...
Government control of pension pots Lots of headlines today (and paywalled stories) about the government 'grabbing control of our pension schemes'If true how will these powers affect the average person in a company DC scheme, will it affect existing contributions or just future ones?Are we exempt from any powers if we've opted in to ...
Arbitraging pensions? I would be interested to know if anyone is trying or thinking about this?I have two pension, pension A is my combined stakeholder from all previous employments. There are no contributions going into it but it's growing about 14% per year. My second pension is my current work pension, ...
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