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It’s ....it’s me isn’t it ?
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Who is the wealthiest poster on nsc?
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No, I'm afraid your father's multi-national collapsed only this morning.It’s ....it’s me isn’t it ?
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- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,772
In general that is correct and I have two that are certainly better than the cash value (as long as I live a few more years
), but I had one where the cash value was over 50 times the projected annual pension, only 5 years prior to me becoming eligible for it. It was a pleasant surprise as it was from one of the major Banks back at the start of my working career that I had lost track of, and only chased up because I was coming up to 'that age'.It was then a little frustrating having to pay a significant sum to get the mandatory transfer 'advice' which consisted of stating the bleedin' obvious
seagullwedgee
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- Aug 9, 2005
- 3,068
Was multi. Now I just sit down the park with a bottle of Buckfast in a brown paper bag, rueing NSC naps....
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
A bottle of Buckfast...... You're lucky.......
Not possible. Investment advice is a regulatory requirement (I think if the value exceeds 30k). It’s also incredibly complicated - the actuarial calculations are frightening (and I work in the finance industry)
East Staffs Gull
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It is a requirement to obtain financial advice if you want to transfer from a final salary scheme to a money purchase scheme and the transfer value exceeds £30,000. You are not obliged to follow the advice.
Well no, it’s advice.....[emoji2369][emoji2369]
- May 8, 2018
- 10,624
I spent £47 at the Dyke Golf Course earlier,
It’s traaaaaaaaaaaaue
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It’s traaaaaaaaaaaaue
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Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
- 8,867
well its not me if we are talking financial assets, but I have a great wife, 3 lovely daughters and 2 fantastic grandchildren
AmexRuislip
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We used to have 2 wages coming into our fold, but after my wife retired early due to health reasons, we've had to adjust to my wage.
We do not owe any money to any bank etc......
Mortgage paid off five years ago.
Saving money is the hardest part, as long as you don't have to use it for important stuff like roof repairs etc....
I'd like to retire early, but obviously that's no going to happen anytime soon, so as long as I'm working full time, my plan still will come to fruition.
Money is not everything, but it helps
We do not owe any money to any bank etc......
Mortgage paid off five years ago.
Saving money is the hardest part, as long as you don't have to use it for important stuff like roof repairs etc....
I'd like to retire early, but obviously that's no going to happen anytime soon, so as long as I'm working full time, my plan still will come to fruition.
Money is not everything, but it helps
R. Slicker
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- Jan 1, 2009
- 4,490
I wouldn't mind being 10p behind [MENTION=2719]Mouldy Boots[/MENTION]
HAILSHAM SEAGULL
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- Nov 9, 2009
- 10,359
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portslade seagull
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The one thing to remember is no matter how rich you think you are you cannot take it with you when you depart. No point being the richest man in the cemetery. Enjoy it whilst you can
Super Steve Earle
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It's about finding a balance. It might help to know the departure date for self and spouse, but I don't want to know!