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Nearing retirement
Nearing retirement Preparing your finances for retirement What you can do with your pension pot Pensions - income drawdown
Preparing your finances for retirement
Preparing your finances for retirement This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice for Wales Get help with Pension Wise Pension
How much pension you'll need
. How much you'll need to put away for your pension depends on: what you can afford to save how many years you have to save what your needs will be when you retire Your retirement may last from 20
Illness insurance
you get might be less than if you had worked to retirement. If you’re not sure about what benefits you’re entitled to from your employer if you can't work through ill-health, ask them for details
Pensions - income drawdown
retirement. For example, you might have income from other savings or investments. If you have a workplace money purchase pension and want to take the income drawdown option, some providers might
Choosing voluntary redundancy
also be able to negotiate your notice period with your employer. Taking early retirement instead If you’re close to retirement, your employer may suggest you take voluntary early retirement instead
What you can do with your pension pot
retirement depends on how much was paid into the pot and how the fund's investment performed. Check with your pension provider if you're not sure what type of pension you have. When you can get your
Check if an IVA is right for you
could cash in some of your pension to raise a lump sum for an IVA. However, this would leave you with less money to live on in retirement. You should get financial advice from an independent financial
Get ready for your Pension Wise appointment
website - some providers allow you to log in and view your statement online ‘wake up pack’ - your provider will send this out 4 to 6 months before your selected retirement age If you haven’t got any
Check how bankruptcy affects your money and bills
’. This means going bankrupt can affect: your bank account the bills you pay your savings your pension any one-off payments you get, such as an insurance claim or inheritance how you borrow money Check