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Equitable Life payment and my pension
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Many thanks for the replies and I am very sorry I havent come back until now. I got called away on business and have also had no internet access for over a week.
I cant pretend to understand what your telling me but it is clear that my money is still there which is a relief!
So I need to see if it has a GIR applied and if so it could even be worth staying with EL? Is that correct so far?
Im guessing this pension is tied up until I am of a certain age (currently 46). I cant just cash it in or move it into some other investement?
I guess I should see an advisor as I am pretty much at a loss what to do with it.
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Annual statement is pretty straightforward to comprehend. This is the amount that you'll have to buy an annuity (or can take up to 25% as a tax free cash lump sum) from age 55. Obviously if you leave the funds invested they'll continue to grow.0
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Thrugelmir wrote: »Annual statement is pretty straightforward to comprehend. This is the amount that you'll have to buy an annuity (or can take up to 25% as a tax free cash lump sum) from age 55. Obviously if you leave the funds invested they'll continue to grow.
Ok thanks. So just for my battered brain if I have £100000 with them (would be nice), if I like when Im 55 I can have that as an annuity where they will pay me a set amount until I die. Or I can have £25000 as a lump sum. Correct?0
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