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Moving US pension pot to UK
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Confused. If you have a final salary pension then you have DB, not DC.
In any case, a restricted choice of funds does not necessarily mean a choice of bad funds. All you really need is a couple of trackers. Alternatively you might capture any salary sacrifice uplift with a view to transferring to a SIPP once you've left your employer or are otherwise free to transfer pensions. Putting up with 1% extra fund charges for a couple of years still leaves you well ahead if you get 10% or more into your pension through salary sacrifice.
Yeah, it gets complicated though. More than it should be.
Sorry, I forgot what I posted on this thread and what I had said on a separate thread about USS.
I am in a final salary scheme but there is also a linked AVC DC scheme with Prudential.
I will look into the salary sacrifice thing a bit more closely. As you say, if I can then transfer it to a SIPP when I retire/leave my employer, that would work well. Thanks!(Nearly) dunroving0
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