Pension Income Drawdown;
Flexi-Access Drawdown & Capped Drawdown Options.
These are particularly good retirement options and, realistically, are most appropriate for anyone who has pension capital of at least £100,000 left after the payment of their tax-free cash lump sum.
Generically, Pension Drawdown allows an income to be taken directly from the fund itself.
It also enhances your retirement options by letting you put off an annuity purchase until a time when it’s more suitable. And these plans still allow up to 25% of the retirement fund to be taken as Tax Free Cash.
These schemes are quite complex and not suitable for everyone. But they can offer a more flexible approach to retirement income.
- Not all schemes offer the option of income drawdown
- There are two types of drawdown – flexi-access drawdown (FAD) and capped drawdown
- Flexi-access drawdown allows as much or as little income to be taken whenever needed. However, taking income under flexi-access drawdown normally means that the most that can be paid into your pensions reduces to £4,000 a year
- There’s an annual limit to how much income can be taken under capped drawdown and Capped drawdown is only available to those who were already in it before 6 April 2015
- You don’t have to stay in drawdown – if you want to, you can use the funds to buy an annuity at a later date
- On death, beneficiaries can use income drawdown, allowing the pension pot to pass down the generations
You might want to talk to us first before considering this option
The value of your investment can go down as well as up and you may not get back the full amount you invested. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Investing in shares should be regarded as a long-term investment and should fit in with your overall attitude to risk and financial circumstances.
Mr C Young, Brighton
Efficient and friendly service with relevant advice
From a personal point of view Pembroke Financial Services has always provided an efficient and friendly service with relevant advice. As a client of my firm, the company has always acted in a professional manner.
Pamela Bacon-Upshon
I have never received such splendid advice and attention
I very much appreciate the time and consideration you have taken on my behalf. I have never received such splendid advice and attention and I look forward to a long and happy Investment career with Pembroke Financial Services.
Pension Income Drawdown;
Flexi-Access Drawdown & Capped Drawdown Options.
These are particularly good retirement options and, realistically, are most appropriate for anyone who has pension capital of at least £100,000 left after the payment of their tax-free cash lump sum.
Generically, Pension Drawdown allows an income to be taken directly from the fund itself.
It also enhances your retirement options by letting you put off an annuity purchase until a time when it’s more suitable. And these plans still allow up to 25% of the retirement fund to be taken as Tax Free Cash.
These schemes are quite complex and not suitable for everyone. But they can offer a more flexible approach to retirement income.
- Not all schemes offer the option of income drawdown
- There are two types of drawdown – flexi-access drawdown (FAD) and capped drawdown
- Flexi-access drawdown allows as much or as little income to be taken whenever needed. However, taking income under flexi-access drawdown normally means that the most that can be paid into your pensions reduces to £4,000 a year
- There’s an annual limit to how much income can be taken under capped drawdown and Capped drawdown is only available to those who were already in it before 6 April 2015
- You don’t have to stay in drawdown – if you want to, you can use the funds to buy an annuity at a later date
- On death, beneficiaries can use income drawdown, allowing the pension pot to pass down the generations
You might want to talk to us first before considering this option
The value of your investment can go down as well as up and you may not get back the full amount you invested. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Investing in shares should be regarded as a long-term investment and should fit in with your overall attitude to risk and financial circumstances.
Mrs Pamela Joyce, East Preston
I was not expecting such an exciting performance
I was not expecting such an exciting performance from virtually everything and must take this opportunity to be serious and tell you how much I appreciate the way you look after everything and nurse my investments along. I have no need to tell you that so much of the detail is way above my head but I know you are keeping your eye on everything and that is very gratifying.
Gill & Jack Froelich, Petersfield
Thanks again for your time and patience
Thank you very much, Keith, and thanks again for your time and patience today. Jack and I thoroughly enjoyed our visit – and that’s not something that is said when visiting most financial institutions!
