Retirement: Lifetime Annuities
With Lifetime Annuities your Money Purchase Pension is converted into an income for the rest of your life – however long you live. You can add other options and get different types depending on your needs and circumstances.
The amount of income an annuity will pay will depend upon a number of things. These include your age, your health and the amount in your pension fund after taking any tax-free cash.
Lifetime annuities and scheme pensions are both types of secure pension, providing individuals with a known amount of regular income, usually for their lifetime.
While there is usually no flexibility to vary the levels of income, market risk and investment decisions are removed.
This contrasts with flexible access pensions where individuals leave their pension invested and take on all of the investment risk but can choose how much of their money to withdraw and when to take it.
Lifetime Annuities don’t have to be purchased from the same company that runs the pension scheme. Individuals may be able to secure a better annuity rate from another company, known as an ‘open market option’.
Lifetime annuities can be used to provide pensions for the original member and/or their survivors. They can also be bought with either ‘uncrystallised funds’ or drawdown funds.
Some individuals may be able to buy an impaired life annuity or an enhanced annuity which will give a higher starting pension due to a lower life expectancy. These are available to individuals with particular medical conditions (such as heart disease or cancer) or lifestyles (for example, smokers).
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.
Andy Setten, Worthing
Really helped me plan the next 5 years
Your help going through my Investments and Pensions and your advice concerning the future really helped me plan the next 5 years. As I mentioned I am extremely grateful to you and all at Pembroke for all your good advice over the last 15 years or so which has certainly borne fruit.
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!
Retirement: Lifetime Annuities
With Lifetime Annuities your Money Purchase Pension is converted into an income for the rest of your life – however long you live. You can add other options and get different types depending on your needs and circumstances.
The amount of income an annuity will pay will depend upon a number of things. These include your age, your health and the amount in your pension fund after taking any tax-free cash.
Lifetime annuities and scheme pensions are both types of secure pension, providing individuals with a known amount of regular income, usually for their lifetime.
While there is usually no flexibility to vary the levels of income, market risk and investment decisions are removed.
This contrasts with flexible access pensions where individuals leave their pension invested and take on all of the investment risk but can choose how much of their money to withdraw and when to take it.
Lifetime Annuities don’t have to be purchased from the same company that runs the pension scheme. Individuals may be able to secure a better annuity rate from another company, known as an ‘open market option’.
Lifetime annuities can be used to provide pensions for the original member and/or their survivors. They can also be bought with either ‘uncrystallised funds’ or drawdown funds.
Some individuals may be able to buy an impaired life annuity or an enhanced annuity which will give a higher starting pension due to a lower life expectancy. These are available to individuals with particular medical conditions (such as heart disease or cancer) or lifestyles (for example, smokers).
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 & Mrs Eleini, Shoreham by Sea
Thank you and the team for all of your efforts and good advice
I just wanted to let you know it was a good to meet you last week, and to thank you and the team for all of your efforts and good advice in looking after our savings. We have great confidence in you and Pembroke.
Mr Cooper, Lowestoft
Professional handling of financial affairs
May I use this opportunity to thank Cindy and Keith for the professional way that you have always handled my financial affairs. As a satisfied customer, I would be very happy to recommend Pembroke Financial Services to any of my friends and family.
