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aayush
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Hi
Hope this question has not been asked before by someone else
Are Pensions transferable to next of kin in case the person who pension it is passes away say wife pass away will it was given to the husband and if no husband then to the son
Private and company Pensions
Hope this question has not been asked before by someone else
Are Pensions transferable to next of kin in case the person who pension it is passes away say wife pass away will it was given to the husband and if no husband then to the son
Private and company Pensions
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It depends on the pension type. If it's entirely an income, then sometimes there is a survivor's pension for a spouse. If it's an investment-based pension then there's usually more flexibility to pass it not just to a spouse but to anyone else as well.I am a Chartered Financial Planner
Anything I say on the forum is for discussion purposes only and should not be construed as personal financial advice. It is vitally important to do your own research before acting on information gathered from any users on this forum.0 -
ok one further question I have 3 policies which are frozen at present
am aware I can take 25% at 55 which 75% from the three will be allowed?
2 used to pay my self and one is x employer0 -
ok one further question I have 3 policies which are frozen at present
am aware I can take 25% at 55 which 75% from the three will be allowed?
2 used to pay my self and one is x employer
It isnt clear to me what you mean. However this may help.....
Each pension is treated separately - ie 25% of each pension pot is tax free. You cant get one pensions 25% from another pension.0 -
as I have 3 pensions will I only get 25% from one of three poices0
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http://www.scottishwidows.co.uk/extranet/literature/doc/FP0461
You say that you have three "policies" and mention that one of these was in connection with an ex employer.
What kind of policy is this? Or do you in fact mean that you have a deferred defined benefit pension?0 -
http://www.scottishwidows.co.uk/extranet/literature/doc/FP0461
You say that you have three "policies" and mention that one of these was in connection with an ex employer.
What kind of policy is this? Or do you in fact mean that you have a deferred defined benefit pension?
all 3 polices are frozen0 -
You can get 25% tax free from each of the three pensions0
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How can I estimate figure of what i can get from each pension polices0
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