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Making the pension work for you
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[QUOTE="Jasz, post: 206156, member: 61772"] The pension is a great way to save for your retirement. But if you're not careful, it can work against you. We'll show you how to make sure that doesn't happen. The pension can be a great way to boost your retirement income, but it can be complicated to figure out how much you'll need to ensure a comfortable lifestyle. We've put together some useful tips to make it work for you. What should you do with a pension? If you're not going to draw on it for a few years, a simple buy and hold strategy – investing in shares and bonds – will always deliver the best returns. So if your retirement age is, say, 60 or above, what's the point of spending any more time re-jigging your portfolio? After all, the advantage of a pension fund is that it's tax efficient. The answer is: hold on. Because in investing there are no hard and fast rules. Choosing the right strategy for your individual circumstances can save you tax, remove the risk of being hit by nasty surprises and help support your financial plans. You can invest in stock market at least that is the surest way to invest and not lose your money. [/QUOTE]
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