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Re: partial transfers out should be a government mandated feature of all workplace pensions
Completely agree with the OP. I regularly do partial transfers out from my workplace L&G DC to an II Sipp. No bother at all, usually goes through under 10 working days for cash transfer. Other ha…1 -
Re: Octopus saving sessions
NESO issued an EMN notification this am, some generation is unavailable ….. https://bmrs.elexon.co.uk/2 -
Re: partial transfers out should be a government mandated feature of all workplace pensions
vanguard absolutely offer a sipp, she has one. All the regulars here will tell you that Vanguard offer a personal pension. They don't offer a SIPP. You’re right they don’t offer gilts That'…2 -
Re: partial transfers out should be a government mandated feature of all workplace pensions
which we did, with vanguard. I think @eskbanker was making the points that Vanguard don't offer a SIPP and you can't build a gilt ladder with Vanguard. Vanguard were therefore a less-than-o…1 -
Re: partial transfers out should be a government mandated feature of all workplace pensions
Surely if you were looking for flexibility and control, setting up a standalone SIPP (other personal pension options are available) would have made more sense for the second half that was using your …2 -
Re: Sainsbury’s permanent nationwide ban and £200 civil recovery demand over an unpaid £2.35 drink — adv
I actually wonder how, practically, Sainsbury's will enforce a nationwide ban. I understand the local stores (which is probably where the biggest inconvenience lays for the OP) will recognise th…1 -
Re: Turning secured into unsecured
Why would OP pay off the credit card within a year but pay off the mortgage alternatively over a couple of years? That makes no sense.1 -
Re: Trading 212 Cash ISA - first time user for an ISA - Help please
When putting your money in a bank, regardless of whether it's in a Cash ISA or a savings account, the thing to look out for is whether the bank is covered by FSCS. If it is then you can deposit …1 -
Re: Yet another DCB Legal Smart Parking claim
Don't forget the usual heading for the WS re court, claim no. claimant v defendant etc.3 -
Re: Additional borrowing against house
Exactly that.1
