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Transferring UK DC pensions when non-resident
FatherAbraham
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An ex-colleague who relocated to Australia a couple of years ago finds himself with three defined-contribution pension arrangements from his three jobs in the UK before he left.
If he decides to transfer two of them to the one with lowest fees, is his job-UK residence likely to be an impediment for the provider asked to accept the transfers?
If he decides to transfer two of them to the one with lowest fees, is his job-UK residence likely to be an impediment for the provider asked to accept the transfers?
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