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about the pension annuity
service
additional benefits
alternative flexible annuities
annuity income frequency
annuity alternatives explained
annuity - economic
conditions
annuity factors explained
annuity guide book
annuity quotes
annuity rate
annuity
terms offered by provider
annuity - the effect of timing issues
annuity types explained
are you retiring soon?
contacting PAAS
conventional annuities
costs of using retirement advice service
escalating
annuities
five year rolling annuities
flexible annuities
getting started
getting the most out
impaired life annuities
income
drawdown
index - home page
inflation - the
effects on your annuity
investment linked annuities
lifestyle enhanced annuities
open market option
our advice service
our credentials
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pension annuity questions
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pension simplification
pensions
act 2004
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purchased life annuities
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retiree health
retirement annuity terminology
self invested annuities
staying working whilst
drawing pension
tax free cash
testimonials
unit linked annuities
with or without proportion
with-profits annuities
your pension explained
Link to parent company website, Richmond
Independent
Some retirees may not want to buy an annuity and prefer to
look at the other options that are available. The choices available under
this section are relatively complex and invariably more risky as they may
include an investment risk.
Most companies require a minimum pension fund of £100,000 (after tax
free cash is deducted) before you are able to take up these choices. Additionally,
due to the inherent risks involved in these types of choices it is strongly
recommended that you take advice. You can do this by registering as a PAAS
client.
Please note that the advantages and disadvantages listed for each option are
not an exhaustive list and your own personal situation may highlight differing
advantages or disadvantages which are unique to yourself.

