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Just to be clear, I'm not thinking about possible future changes to IHT law, I'm thinking about how much cash will be left to my wife if I predecease her.
Just to be clear, I'm not thinking about possible future changes to IHT law, I'm thinking about how much cash will be left to my wife if I predecease her.
I cant comment on what's the best thing to do around the remaining tax free element of your pension pot, but having retired and not taken the 25% lump sum at outset, if you wish to model having the 25% tax free now as something you can use towards your income, one way is to use 75% of your pension pot value in pension pots (income from which will be fully taxable) and add a savings pot of 25% of the value (which wont incur income tax when drawn down).
Thank you @PenActuary we appreciate you taking these comments on board
Hi No problem at all, this is best way to understand peoples issues/questions with retirement and try and improve the site for things people actually want. Can't say we can do everything, but are constantly looking to make it better. Thanks Kevin