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Equitable Life 'with Profits' Pension
2ofowt
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Help I'm 3 months from the date at which I opted to take this pension. If I do take it and purchase an annuity with another company - does anyone know if I will lose my rights to any compensation (if any) arising from the investigation which is supposedly to be carried out.,
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In theory no. You should remain entitled to any compensation that is agreed at a later date. Assuming you are retiring, the fact that you had taken your benefits out of Equitable to buy an annuity should not be an issue.
In practice I think that compensation is very unlikely, after all the Government doesn't compensation stock market investors for their losses.0
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