Withdrawing a pension
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Withdrawing a pension
So i've called up my pension from a previous company (public sector). I wanted to withdraw my pension.
They said i can only draw it when i'm 60
Or i can transfer it to another pension. Is there anyway i can get at this money??
They said i can only draw it when i'm 60
Or i can transfer it to another pension. Is there anyway i can get at this money??
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Not directly AFAIK.
I have 2, one with my last public sector company which is frozen and one with my current one.
If it's a final salary scheme, is it not better to leave it there?
I have 2, one with my last public sector company which is frozen and one with my current one.
If it's a final salary scheme, is it not better to leave it there?
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I saw the last statement and was counting on using that money. I'd heard from a friend who worked for that company that he took his out.
Had a brief read of that link and couldn't see anything relevant.
Desperately need to get at it.
Had a brief read of that link and couldn't see anything relevant.
Desperately need to get at it.
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The only thing you can do is transfer it to another public sector pension.........or wait until you are of pensionable age.
Public sector Pensions don't actually have any cash in them, it's just a set of numbers held in Southport and todays pensions are paid for by the tax revenue at the time.
Were you expecting an 80th of your final salary for each year worked?
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Public sector Pensions don't actually have any cash in them, it's just a set of numbers held in Southport and todays pensions are paid for by the tax revenue at the time.
Were you expecting an 80th of your final salary for each year worked?
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