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Retiring Abroad - Pension Tax Implications
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Anybody retiring after 2010 only needs 30 years for the BSP.
The S2P is earnings linked but has a cap: someone who is contracted in on average salary with a complete work record should get double the BSP.Trying to keep it simple...0 -
Is it worth contracting out if the additional state pension ?
Is there a thread on this - I dont understand it completely0 -
Is it worth contracting out if the additional state pension ?
Is there a thread on this - I dont understand it completely
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=286360 -
EDINVESTOR:
Anybody retiring after 2010 only needs 30 years for the BSP.
Have you got a link for this?
What does BSP stand for?0 -
EDINVESTOR:
Anybody retiring after 2010 only needs 30 years for the BSP.
Have you got a link for this?
http://www.thepensionservice.gov.uk/pensions-reform/home.aspWhat does BSP stand for?
Basic State Pension0 -
Thanks Jem - That makes sense.0
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CookCountry
Have you got a link with countries that are applicabale to double tax?
All existing UK agreements are listed here:
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/si/double.htm0
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