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Best short/medium term home for £200k as higher rate taxpayer

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  • Cisco001
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    Wonka_2 said:
    eskbanker said:
    Just because you're able to access a pension at 55 doesn't necessarily mean you should, so is deferral an option?
    It’s an option - but given compromises I’ve made over the years it’s a decision I’ve made to take it now. I may regret it in the future but given how the world’s going I’m comfortable in my decision 
    Are you actually retiring?
    Once withdraw from pension, the tax relief will drop if you decide to put money back in later days.

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