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3 Different Ways to Access Your Pension

Pension flexibility, introduced in 2015, provides those wishing to access their “defined contribution” pension funds with a wide choice of options. Now, as well as buying an annuity, there are two other methods called Flexi-Access Drawdown (FAD) and Uncrystallised Funds Pension Lump Sum (UFPLS). But which option to select?

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Can I transfer my UK pension to Poland?

Navigating UK pension options while living in Poland can be complex, especially post-Brexit. Whether you’re looking to transfer your UK pension to Poland or explore alternatives like an international SIPP, understanding your choices is crucial. This guide outlines the best solutions for managing your UK pension while residing in Poland.

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QROPS guide for expats – Read to understand your options

The purpose of this QROPS guide for expats is to use 20+ years of experience in dealing with international pensions to help you understand how QROPS work and outline the circumstances in which they should and should not be used. Tens of thousands of British expats have transferred their UK pensions to QROPS structures since they were launched in April 2006. The structure has proved to be incredibly popular as they help Britons who have permanently moved abroad to simplify…

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