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0.2% charges on deferred pension.
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The SIPP that Fidelity offers to the general public definitely does offer a drawdown facility , but yours could be an old one and maybe you will have to transfer it . Either to a new Fidelity one or another one.I don't think my scheme with Fidelity offers that optio
Best to give Fidelity a call to clarify .0 -
Plus, as far as I am aware, Fidelity will not charge you to drawdown payments (some others do).Personal Responsibility - Sad but True
Sometimes.... I am like a dog with a bone0
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