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Thanks I have money in stocks and shares ISAs which has done well with compound interest. This is why am struggling abit with knowing what's right. I was set in the lgps offer to diversy. But unsure after I had an attempted work out0
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It was also asking about ones health etc. do they always check this with annuities?0
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Yes - health can affect how long they will need to pay out forMatt_22 said:It was also asking about ones health etc. do they always check this with annuities?I’m a Senior Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the Pensions, Annuities & Retirement Planning, Loans
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So in a way bad health would give you a better annuity. Though obviously not good to have0
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With a 10% yearly growth

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With a 5% average growth
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Matt_22 said:With a 10% yearly growthAnd
Very nice.Matt_22 said:With a 5% average growthMost of the regulars here wouldn't plan for investment growth to beat inflation by more than 2% or so. It's real growth that's important when you're comparing it to the CPI-linked LGPS.What does 2% real growth give you over the same period?
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Thanks cpi linked means inflation linked? I'm just over thinking it as I maybe made a mistake taking this job. I don't won't to make a mistake with my pension too.0
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2% growthQrizB said:Matt_22 said:With a 10% yearly growthAnd
Very nice.Matt_22 said:With a 5% average growthMost of the regulars here wouldn't plan for investment growth to beat inflation by more than 2% or so. It's real growth that's important when you're comparing it to the CPI-linked LGPS.What does 2% real growth give you over the same period?
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Is that more realistic? On the peoples pension site it says 30k projected value0
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