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Is what I am doing sensible? What would you do
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So i did it!
Took a while to complete a partial transfer of 200K from my workplace pension to an AJ Bell SIPP but after that completed I did the following trades today. I split it £75K into normal gilts and £125K into 'linkers' with a spread of maturity from 2035-2038. I am currently 46 so will ideally have access to my pension around 2037/38 (age 57-58)
Me and the missus still have over 900K in global equities in our Pensions/LISA's , with a further 200K in money markets. The idea being we have made 'enough' from risky growth so want to ensure a decent chunk is preserved but protected against inflation.Thanks for help and advice
Left is never right but I always am.1 -
As a matter of interest why have you bought two conventional gilts? Was it for comparison purposes to see how they fare against the ILGs? Or did you want a decent income coming in over the next 10 years to cover fees?
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because I’m a meddler basically :)
the coupon at 4%+ seemed pretty good to me and they were priced below £1 so thought why not.Also learning for me to watch how all this lot perform over the coming 10 years
Left is never right but I always am.2
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