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help on new pension rules please
painterman9
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Hi i am 58 and got a private pension i paid into for short while in the 80s with brittanic now pheonix the value of which is only 8.5k my question is will i be able to have the full amount in one lump sum come april this year.i know i will have to pay tax on a %.
any help please
any help please
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yes and no. Yes if the policy allows it, no if they dont
But if they dont, you just transfer it to someone who will? So yes0 -
You should be able to access it but will Phoenix require you to transfer out to enable you do do so?
You need to ring Phoenix and ask.0 -
If its a defined contribution pension then shouldn't be a problem if the scheme allows. You can have £2125 tax free as your lump sum but dependent on you earnings for tax year 2015-2016 you may have to pay 20% on the remainder. If your earning less than 34k per year you should only pay £1275 about tax on the remainder.0
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