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Do I need a financial adviser to cash in or transfer my pension?

22 min Read 23 Dec 2020

More than three years since the ‘pension freedoms’ were introduced, retirees now have greater flexibility to invest and spend their pension pots as they wish. This means that people are...

Pensions, Ask Damien

Reader Question: How can I take my entire pension pot as a cash lump sum?

By Damien Fahy

5 min Read 31 Oct 2013

Reader Question: I have a small private pension pot which I stopped contributing to years ago. I am now 59, and am thinking of retiring. I’m loathed to buy an...

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Do I need a financial adviser to cash in or transfer my pension?

Reader Question: How can I take my entire pension pot as a cash lump sum?

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