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How many pensions do you have?
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Novice_investor101 wrote: »I have a DB scheme that I paid into for 10 years from about age 24. The statement I got in 2015 (when they closed it) said I'd built up an annual pension of £3400 a year & this will increase by CPI up to a max 5% each year. Retirement date age 65. (No idea what that means to how much I'll get at age 65 tho).
That simply means you'll get £3,400 in todays money. Whatever the number is, lets say you get £8,042 when you are 65, that will buy what you could buy today for £3,400, and thats the best way of understanding your future pension, in todays money.0 -
Teachers pension 19 years service (with ten being senior leadership)
Personal pension 22 years
UK state pension 22 stamp years
Swedish state pension 15 payment years
When I started my new job in September I shall be paying into my employers pension scheme which is similar to our old style teachers pension.
My wife has
10 years full stamp
10 years NHS pension contributions0
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