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Anyone cashed in a NEST pension? - MoneySavingExpert Forum
Hi, I'm over 55 and have just £1,000 in a NEST pension for a job I diid over 5 years ago This is not my main pension and I would like to cash it in and close the account to pay for a holiday
NEST pension scheme. . . a good idea? — MoneySavingExpert Forum
NEST has a very limited range of available investments and isn't likely to do well by this measure 2 The charges for the available investments NEST has a high initial charge compared to almost all other pensions and its ongoing annual charging as a percentage isn't the best for the types of investment it offers either 3
Nest Pension Prudential AVC — MoneySavingExpert Forum
The nest fees are fairly unique in that that charge 1 8% for new contributions (which is high) but the ongoing fee of 0 3% is competitive So I would just keep it When you take it you don’t have to set up an annual pension take 25% tax free then take via drawdown the rest over 1 or 2 tax years to only pay 20% tax on it
nest pensions gov payment — MoneySavingExpert Forum
nest pensions gov payment cherry2017 Posts: 193 Forumite 17 December 2024 at 5:12PM in Pensions
NEST Pensions - MoneySavingExpert Forum
And especially not keen on the (best performing) Sharia fund Every time NEST gets mentioned it generates negative remarks my two pence; NEST is a big robust scheme with essentially a state backing Yes the options are limited But that keeps it simple There is no charge to transfer in out unlike lots of other pensions
Paid into NEST Pension - MoneySavingExpert Forum
Pensions are pensions and have their own page on the tax return Self employment is self employment and has its own pages on the tax return Pension payments are not an allowable business expence and, therefore, do not reduce profit, they are usually paid net therefore there is no extra tax relief given in the calculation unless income is taxed at 40% when relief given is by extending the 20%
Nest Pension - Good Value? — MoneySavingExpert Forum
Advised pensions are coming in around 0 2x%- 0 3% nowadays Anything under 0 5% p a is generally regarded as good for simple options The default fund is a retirement date fund, Is this similar to the Vanguard Target Retirement Date Funds
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Check that you’re using a Nest Account If you started using the Nest app after August 19, 2019, you’re using a Google Account If you’re signed in to the Nest app, at the top right, tap Settings If the option “Migrate to a Google Account” does not appear on the screen, then you’re using a Nest Account
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Nest pensions Kimmym1 Posts: 1 Newbie 27 August 2024 at 9:42AM in Pensions, annuities retirement
Nest Pensions - MoneySavingExpert Forum
We suspect this is Nest but can’t prove this No resolution to this ongoing saga and the money £5000 is still not been paid into the account Nest have email addresses and have our banking details which you have advised on several occasions Nest are repaying this money as of recorded calls Why 5 month on have you still not done this action