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Flexible Drawdown
jamie_full
Posts: 2 Newbie
I am 67 and have £130,000 with aegon from a previous employer and am thinking of going into flexible drawdown with vanguard and taking my tax free 25%, I intend to stop work in April and have 6,000 with my present company pension
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Is there a question, or ...... ?0
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Advice for DIY instead of IFA, anybody else with vanguard and done it themselves0
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So do you mean you have DC pensions of £130 + £6k = £136k or do you mean you have a Defined Benefit pension that will pay you £6k a year and a DC pot of £130k as well?
How much do you need in retirement?
Do you have State Pension as well, how much?
Lot's of people DIY and many use Vanguard. Are you DIY at the moment as if you have managed the pension yourself whilst building it up what do you want an IFA for now?
Not saying you don't need one but if there are specific aspects posters on here may have helpful comments.0 -
I would like to know too!
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What kind of pension is the £130,000 with Aegon? Is it Defined Benefit or Defined Contribution? This is central to your options0
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