

Can you oversimplify your pensions? Part 1
In this episode (Part 1 of 2), Pete and Roger unpack the big question: should you consolidate your pensions and investments, or can you oversimplify and accidentally make things worse? We break down what pension consolidation really means in the UK, the strongest arguments for and against it, and the key benefits and…

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“Wow, this looks like it was a question I raised. Pretty sure it was mine as, yes, it was a long question. Thanks for addressing this so in depth and with your measured / balanced views.”
“Generally speaking I’m very for consolidation. For the younger followers of the channel it’s likely most DC will be fairly vanilla and some default ones may be actively morning terms of costs and fund choices. So yes you need to be careful…”
“If you are looking for content ideas, how about a show on Pension Carry forward? Many people know it exists, but there is not really any info on the granularity of using it? Are there forms to fill in to tell HMRC the excess contributions o…”
“I've been watching so many podcasts over the last year or so from Pete and so many others in search of answers to early retirement and how to get the eggs in the right baskets. Turns out I've been slowly simplifying things myself without ge…”
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