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What to do with your UK pension
What is a UK Company Pension?
It can often be confusing when moving abroad to South Africa and undertaking a review of your pension arrnagements. A company pension is a pension funded by an employer and possibly by yourself as well. Often referred to a defined benefits or defined contributions, or commonly 60th, 80th or money purchase schemes.
You may be in a position whereby it is better for you to transfer your company pension scheme
For further details contact Incompass here or visit their website .
Please note this advice relates to UK pension holders who are immigrating or moving to South Africa or have already immigrated or moved to South Africa.
Disclaimer: The information contained on this site provides only general guidance and does not constitute financial advice. You should not rely on this information to make (or refrain from making) any decisions. For advice tailored to your own particular situation, always seek independent advice from an expert or professional. In money matters, the answer to many FAQ will be “it depends.” It depends upon circumstances and what you would like to achieve so always seek independent financial advice from someone with a full understanding of your situation and the tax and legal systems that apply.
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Last update: 2009-11-25 13:05
Author: claus lauter
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