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AnotherJoe wrote: ».......... because people are often very casual with words.
If it was £15k a year that would be around £300k lump sum which in no ones estimate would be small !
But maybe I'm wrong, its been known. Lets wait for OP to clarify.
..for some who post on here, £15.5k pa would be a small pension!:rotfl:0 -
thank you for your advice
the £15500 is a total pension pot value a stakeholder plan , my idea is to take 25% and the rest in cash i under stand this part will be taxed at my personal rate . correct me if i am wrong please ,
15500- 25% = 3875
11625 - 20% tax = 2325
3875 + 9300 = 13175
would this be my final figure or any other charges?
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