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Standard Life Passive Plus III transfer?
Ryhs_Moggy
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I have a Standard Life Active Money (Passive Plus III) pension plan from a previous company I worked for from 2000 to 2006. Current fund value is just over £80,000. I am struggling to find out what the annual fund and/or management charges are, therefore I cannot make a decision whether to transfer this plan to my current employer's 'LifeSight' MasterTrust plan thru Willis Towers Watson.
How can I find out the charges please and whether there are any enhanced benefits etc on the Standard Life PP?
Thank you.
How can I find out the charges please and whether there are any enhanced benefits etc on the Standard Life PP?
Thank you.
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How can I find out the charges please
Most SL plans state the AMC of the funds you are invested in on the statement. If yours doesnt then ask Willis Towers Watson.0 -
Normally with Standard Life ACtive Money Pension, there is no platform charge , you only pay for the fund . If you find the factsheet for this fund on their website it has a total charge of 1.13%.
If the amount of money invested is between £25K and £250K you get a discount of 0.3%.
However your ex employer may have negotiated a bigger discount .
It is unlikely there are any special/enhanced benefits
Only way to be sure about both points is to call SL - normally they are helpful .
Active Money Personal Pension (AMPP) or Self Invested Personal Pension (SIPP):
0345 084 5000
Outside the UK (+44 131 245 5455)0 -
That's great, many thanks Albermarie.0
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Never rely on the fund factsheets. They show the default charge. Most people are on negotiated charges. hence why you need to ask.0
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