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Dc pension Standard Life SLP
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scalextric wrote: »I am with Standard Life and have 8 different funds, wondering if I should reduce this down to 2 or 3
I have just 3 and six figures in it, so from my perspective id say yes but it depends what your funds are and why you chose them.0 -
Should be OK . If there is a market crash at some point, it will go down quite a lot but don't panic and just leave it alone to recover.After thought I'm going to go with SL Passive Plus V fund
In say 15 years time , you might want to dial down the % equity /risk , depending on your future plans for taking the pension.0 -
My pension will be checked yearly when the statement comes in, I would not be actively checking its progress throughout the year so I would not worry myself into a decision during good/bad periods.
My main aim is to switch from the default fund into something more pro active which I think Passive V provides with the higher equity balance0
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