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Tax Free Withdrawals

JSL_2
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I have my pension with Royal London and Isa with Fidelity. i Will be starting to drawdown in April.My IFA has advised living off Tax Free Cash and not pay any Tax until i have to.
My question is can i take Tax Free Cash on a monthly basis from Both Pension and ISA or does this have to be done in lump sums per annum ?
My question is can i take Tax Free Cash on a monthly basis from Both Pension and ISA or does this have to be done in lump sums per annum ?
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ISA is irrelevant as everything from it is tax free.
Are you earning anything else? If not then using your personal allowance would be beneficial but if your IFA is managing the process it would probably be best to speak with them as that's what you're paying them for and they know your personal circumstances.Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0 -
jimjames said:ISA is irrelevant as everything from it is tax free.
Are you earning anything else? If not then using your personal allowance would be beneficial but if your IFA is managing the process it would probably be best to speak with them as that's what you're paying them for and they know your personal circumstances.0 -
JSL_2 said:jimjames said:ISA is irrelevant as everything from it is tax free.
Are you earning anything else? If not then using your personal allowance would be beneficial but if your IFA is managing the process it would probably be best to speak with them as that's what you're paying them for and they know your personal circumstances.
If your pension allows phased drawdown (and you have sufficient 'uncrystallised' funds if you only want to take tax free cash), yes.Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!1 -
JSL_2 said:jimjames said:ISA is irrelevant as everything from it is tax free.
Are you earning anything else? If not then using your personal allowance would be beneficial but if your IFA is managing the process it would probably be best to speak with them as that's what you're paying them for and they know your personal circumstances.
What you do with your SIPP is not connected to the ISA at all.1
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