Today it is no longer the case that many people remain working for the same company throughout their working lives.
It is therefore increasingly common for people to have several pensions with different employers and they may potentially hold personal or stakeholder pensions too.
It may be the best option to keep all the various pensions separate until retirement or it may be better to transfer them to another provider or a different type of scheme.
It is always advisable to fully compare any new pension plan against the old one as benefits vary widely between plans. To talk to a financial adviser who will easily be able to make these comparisons for you and advise you on the effect of doing any transfers, please complete the Quick Enquiry Form above and we will arrange for you to be contacted.
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1998 - 2009 UK Pensions - Planning before, at the onset and during retirement.
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