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If you are asked or forced to opt out, you can tell The Pensions Regulator. If you change your mind, you may be able to opt back in \u2013 write to your employer if you want to do this. If you stay opted out of the scheme, your employer will normally put you back into pension saving in around three years.
You can withdraw funds from your PIP by either requesting a regular payment or a one off lump sum. If you choose to withdraw more than your 5% tax deferred allowance per year there may be tax to pay.
Can I withdraw my pension early? Under certain circumstances, it is possible to withdraw your pension early. However, this can end up being costly. It isn't against the law to withdraw from your pot before your retirement age but you may pay up to 55% tax on your withdrawals.
Transfer your pension request transfer other pensions into it by calling us on 0800 032 1260 Monday-Friday 9am-5pm or email us to request an application form. transfer it into your Workplace Pension by completing this online application. You can find your policy, reference or plan number on your annual statements.
Ways to do this Email. You can send us an email at IPC.Aftersales@scottishwidows.co.uk. ... Online enquiry. You can contact us using our online enquiry form. ... Call us. You can speak to one of our consultants by calling 0345 716 6777. ... Write to us. When contacting us in writing, please ensure you include:
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Taking your pension Once you reach 55 you can access your pension pot. You can take some or all of it, to use as you need, or leave it so that it has the potential to continue to grow.
If you're a member of a Scottish Widows workplace pension scheme, please call our member helpline on 0345 755 6557 (lines open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm).
For defined contribution schemes, the fixed fee pension transfer advice is usually charged at a maximum of 5% of the cash value of your fund. You may also need to pay an extra 1% as an ongoing fee for a regular review.
You don't have to remain a member of your pension scheme and can stop paying contributions at any time. Remember that your employer will also stop paying into it too. If you stop paying contributions, or leave your employer, you're treated as having left their workplace pension scheme.
If you are in ill health you can take your pension benefits before the age of 55, and may be able to take your whole pension pot as tax free cash. If this is the case, then transferring into a retirement account may not be right for you.

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