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Confused Please HELP.....
AngelLisa-Marie
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have just found that i have 2 pensions, 1 is growing due to a company takeover and the other is just sitting there and got left behind!!!!
I've called both of them and i have been told that i can not touch or move them until i'm 55 (thats in 30 years!!!)
Is this true and is there anywhy in which i can cash them in early?? They are both stakeholder pensions.
please help as this money would help me out of a sticky situation.
Thanks for reading
Lisa-marie
I've called both of them and i have been told that i can not touch or move them until i'm 55 (thats in 30 years!!!)
Is this true and is there anywhy in which i can cash them in early?? They are both stakeholder pensions.
please help as this money would help me out of a sticky situation.
Thanks for reading
Lisa-marie
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What they've told you is correct. You can't cash in pensions - except for 25% of the money when you are 55. (50 at the moment).Trying to keep it simple...
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Ah well i'll just have to keep plodding along that dusty road!!
Thanks for your reply
Just a quick question can i put 1 pension into the other (transfer) as the other 1 has a small amount in it?
Thanks again
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I think you will have to ask of the receiving Pension Scheme if they will allow you to transfer the other one into it.(AKA HRH_MUngo)
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AngelLisa-Marie wrote: »Ah well i'll just have to keep plodding along that dusty road!!
Thanks for your reply
Just a quick question can i put 1 pension into the other (transfer) as the other 1 has a small amount in it?
Thanks again
Lisa-marie
A quick answer is yes but make sure that you make the transfer to the best performing company.
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