Into it, when I get to 55 can I take out 25% of the whole X as a lump sum??
D Deleted User X18H Guest Jan 3, 2017 #1 Into it, when I get to 55 can I take out 25% of the whole X as a lump sum??
El Sid Well-known member May 10, 2012 3,806 West Sussex Jan 4, 2017 #2 You've got 45 years to go yet, don't worry yourself. Concentrate on your 11plus exam. And stop buying sweeties with your paper round money.
You've got 45 years to go yet, don't worry yourself. Concentrate on your 11plus exam. And stop buying sweeties with your paper round money.
Jim Van Winkle Well-known member Jul 14, 2010 3,125 Hawaii Jan 4, 2017 #3 I really think you should stay away from algebra. You can barely tie your shoe laces and your grasp of the English language is toddler at best.
I really think you should stay away from algebra. You can barely tie your shoe laces and your grasp of the English language is toddler at best.
Steve Foster Well-known member Dec 15, 2008 9,803 Formerly the nice bit in Hove, now Caroline Lucas Jan 4, 2017 #4 hove born&bred said: Into it, when I get to 55 can I take out 25% of the whole X as a lump sum?? Click to expand... If you have a pension fund where the tax free cash sum is higher than 25%, you will not be able to transfer the fund to another pension plan without taking advice www.investment-solutions.co.uk
hove born&bred said: Into it, when I get to 55 can I take out 25% of the whole X as a lump sum?? Click to expand... If you have a pension fund where the tax free cash sum is higher than 25%, you will not be able to transfer the fund to another pension plan without taking advice www.investment-solutions.co.uk
Uncle Spielberg Well-known member Jul 6, 2003 43,094 Lancing Jan 4, 2017 #5 You can have 25% of the fund tax free at 55, the rest is taxed at whatever rate that lump sum puts you into for that tax year, 20% of 40%
You can have 25% of the fund tax free at 55, the rest is taxed at whatever rate that lump sum puts you into for that tax year, 20% of 40%