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Is it worth adding to works pension
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xylophone said:Have you obtained a state pension forecast?
https://www.gov.uk/check-state-pension
Are your DB pensions payable without reduction at age 60?
What is the value of each of your old DC pensions?
One DB pension due at age 60 with no restrictions (currently £4500 pa)
One DB pension due at age 67 (currently £10000 pa)
One DC pension (Reassure) £3500, another (Aviva) £1511, current one (NOW) is £49340 -
Would NOW accept a transfer in of the two DC pensions?
https://www.nowpensions.com/help-and-support/members/faqs/manage-my-pension/can-i-transfer-other-pensions-to-now-pensions/
If so this (together with) increasing your contribution to NOW by £100 a month could be worth considering.
You might then find it convenient to access your NOW pension when your first DB becomes payable at 60 (when you plan to retire from
paid work)?
https://www.nowpensions.com/help-and-support/members/faqs/retirement-options/
You might consider transferring NOW to a SIPP when you retire and taking your pension flexibly.1 -
xylophone said:Would NOW accept a transfer in of the two DC pensions?
https://www.nowpensions.com/help-and-support/members/faqs/manage-my-pension/can-i-transfer-other-pensions-to-now-pensions/
If so this (together with) increasing your contribution to NOW by £100 a month could be worth considering.
You might then find it convenient to access your NOW pension when your first DB becomes payable at 60 (when you plan to retire from
paid work)?
https://www.nowpensions.com/help-and-support/members/faqs/retirement-options/
You might consider transferring NOW to a SIPP when you retire and taking your pension flexibly.0 -
I have emailed them and asked them to see if I can do this.To be clear - you would ask Now to do the transfers - not the old pension cos
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LHW99 said:I have emailed them and asked them to see if I can do this.To be clear - you would ask Now to do the transfers - not the old pension cos0
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Nowadays there are normally no fees for transferring pension pots1
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