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Pension

Falcon1900
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Can I start a pension the age of 52
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You can start a pension until you reach your 75th birthday. You can have as many as you like.
Whether you've been using pensions before or not, 52 is not too late to have a pension.0 -
Since you can start to take money out of a pension at 55, an advantage of starting late is that your money needn't be tied up for very long.Free the dunston one next time too.0
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Your question is slightly ambiguous.
Except in rare circumstances you cannot start receiving a pension at age 52
You can as already said start contributing to one0
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