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what to do about my pensions?-help
jnielow
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Hello All,
I am being made redundant 16thMay, I have been paying into an employers pension Builder Plan defined contribution arrangement 3%salary/3% matched by employer this is managed by Barclays Global. I also pay into a Legal & General scheme each month these have been running since 2005/2004.
I just need some guidance /advice as to whether I should freeze employer scheme, carry on paying Legal & General scheme or transfer them into a new employers scheme if they accept.
Your help would be welcomed
Thanks
Jason
I am being made redundant 16thMay, I have been paying into an employers pension Builder Plan defined contribution arrangement 3%salary/3% matched by employer this is managed by Barclays Global. I also pay into a Legal & General scheme each month these have been running since 2005/2004.
I just need some guidance /advice as to whether I should freeze employer scheme, carry on paying Legal & General scheme or transfer them into a new employers scheme if they accept.
Your help would be welcomed
Thanks
Jason
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Any of your options could be the best one plus some you havent mentioned. Until you have new employment and know what the new employer offers then there isnt much you can do in the way of deciding what option is best.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0
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