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Merging pension into one company
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You make a good point, but reputable or not, their sales tactics leave a lot to be desired, if they really did say this.Beddie said:Brunswick Investment Management is reputable, but that does not mean you should or should not use their services.
Are they the firm that your company uses for pensions? What are the costs of moving? Why not have a good look at the paperwork and ask the firm any questions that you have.
Some people on here always assume the worst, but this could actually be to your benefit. Just make sure you understand what they are offering, what they cost and where it will be invested etc.
He and another colleague have been contacted at work by a company called Brunswick Investment Management Ltd asking if they would like to merge the two pensions together, and he was told that it would benefit him as the Standard Life pension is not making money at the moment
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Thank you for advice, Brunswick are talking about charges so I think we might leave it were it is
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