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Using Pension to pay off debt
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It is Government regulations that stipulate that pension funds can not be taken before the age of 55 which will be rising to 58 and will have a 10 year link to the State Pension age so if you are a fair way off this age, it could actually be later for you.
If you have issues with debts, deal with these via doing a SOA and seeing what support can be offered in here. You may need to think of a more formal debt solution but the worst thing you can do is let the problem get worse.0
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