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Investing lump sum without paying lots of tax
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Thank you. I have had a good read of the links and also the most recent pension provider’s website.0
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Pension pension pension2
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So my existing work pension doesn’t allow me to pay in a lump sum. So I need a pension that is sensible and will let me draw down the funds from 55 in lump sums I think. Any views on where to start. Is there a comparison site?0
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https://moneytothemasses.com/saving-for-your-future/pensions/the-best-cheapest-sipps-low-cost-diy-pensions
By way of example, Hargreaves Lansdown would not charge any fee for holding the entire contribution in cash if that were your preference and would pay interest within the SIPP.
https://www.hl.co.uk/charges-and-interest-rates
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If you would prefer to take professional advice, you could try
https://adviserbook.co.uk/
Tick "confirmed independent" and "pensions and retirement" when the menu comes up.0 -
Thanks both I will have a read.0
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Another option for pension provider and probably cheaper than HL is Vanguard
https://www.vanguardinvestor.co.uk/what-we-offer/personal-pension/personal-pension-account
Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0
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