Many British expats assume their UK pension will work exactly the same after moving overseas. This guide explains why some pension providers restrict non-UK residents, how it can affect drawdown and retirement income, and the steps expats should take before retirement.
Many British expats hold pensions across multiple providers, making retirement planning increasingly difficult to manage. This guide explains when pension consolidation may help, the risks involved, and why overseas residency can complicate pension drawdown options.
A SIPP can offer flexibility and investment control for British expats, but it is not automatically the right solution for everyone. While SIPPs allow a wide range of investments and can be managed from overseas, contribution limits, tax relief rules, and local taxation in your country of residence all need to be considered. The suitability of a SIPP depends on your residency status, long-term plans, and whether you expect to return to the UK. Proper structuring is essential to avoid…

