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do i need to take my lump sum in one go
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yeah its a difficult one im prob looking at her having a 50% pension that along with her state pension will be ideal, but we will have a chat about it when i come to draw it.0
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just had an email from my pension fund...i have to take it all in one go...or transfer it out to a drawdown for more flexibility0
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This is usual for DB schemes, at the NRA you start taking the pension and take the TFLS.
Usually you are able to take a smaller percentage of the TFLS if you wish (this, obviously, would have the effect of increasing your annual pension amount).Personal Responsibility - Sad but True
Sometimes.... I am like a dog with a bone0 -
ill take it in one lump sum and reinvest it0
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