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Pension draw down in old age

paulianne · 2014-11-18 19:45:40

If I'm not in the right place, apologies. My question: my father is 93. He has been drawing his private pension for forty years. Currently not in good health. He is not sure how much is left in his pension pot, but should he die soon his wife would not be entitled to any of his private pension and payments which are…

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Onawingandaprayer Posts: 645 Forumite

20 November 2014 at 9:45AM

kidmugsy wrote: »

Bless them, they didn't take the view that being pensioners made them morally superior beings who were entitled to heaps of special privileges.

And all the rest do? Wow. You got loads of jaundiced and blinkered views or do you just focus on being anti-elderly?

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