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Financial Planning
Sam said: “The crucial thing is to get advice because the rules have changed a lot over the last 5-10 years.
“Gone are the days where you would crystallise your pensions and purchase an annuity, which is basically a fixed income for the rest of your life.
“You’re more likely to need on-going financial planning advice, your pension pots will probably remain invested and you’re likely to drawdown each year whenever you need to supplement your expenditure.
“This means you’ll need ongoing investment advice and ongoing financial planning advice. The sooner you can start to put that plan in place, the better. Don’t leave it until the day before you retire.
“Five years before is when you want to start looking at gathering information about your existing pensions. There may be elements that do provide income already, but there might be other private pensions that you’ve built up which need reviewing.
“The key is to plan. And we are there for our clients to help with that to suit each individual’s needs.”
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