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Deciphering Pension Statement

Senseicads · 2021-05-06 12:05:35

I am trying to understand my annual pension statement. They estimate how much my pension will be worth when I come to my retirement age. The criteria they have used for this as as follows. * Any current contributions will continue until your selected retirement date. * Your investments grow by an average of 1.85% a year. *…

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Senseicads Posts: 208 Forumite

6 May 2021 at 3:05PM

Thrugelmir said:

Growth will be whatever it is. Set your personal objectives then save towards them, adjusting accordingly.

This is true and probably a more sensible way of looking at it.

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