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Should I take or defer my state pension
grannyq
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I will be 65 in March but intend to carry on working for one year.
Including my state pension - if I take it - my income will be about £43,500 including my present salary and army pension......I estimate that I will stay within the basic tax rate.....would it be better to take my state pension and invest it for the year or should I defer it and gain the extra payment which I will receive for deferring for one year?
Including my state pension - if I take it - my income will be about £43,500 including my present salary and army pension......I estimate that I will stay within the basic tax rate.....would it be better to take my state pension and invest it for the year or should I defer it and gain the extra payment which I will receive for deferring for one year?
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Minutes after submitting this post I saw the other one about deferring pensions.......that one has proved very helpful.0
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