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Leave it where it is, move to a SIPP or transfer to a NZ QROPS? Which will you choose for your British pension?

25/8/2016

 
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​Since HMRC (Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs) introduced Pensions "A" Day (6th April 2006), NZ residents have had two main options when it comes to transferring their UK pension. Having weighed up the pros & cons, they can either choose to leave it where it is or they can transfer it to a New Zealand registered superannuation scheme which has been listed by HMRC as a QROPS (Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Scheme) and therefore able to receive funds.

GBPensions now give their clients a third legitimate option: to move their pension into a UK registered SIPP (Self-Invested Personal Pension). 

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A Disclosure Statement for GBPensions' Authorised Financial Advisers is available without charge or obligation.
A UK pension transfer to a SIPP or NZ QROPS may not be relevant or appropriate in all instances. The decision whether to transfer or not is complex. It is important to consider the benefits, risks and disadvantages before determining if a UK pension transfer is suitable. GBPensions recommends that all clients seek independent financial and tax advice, personalised to their individual circumstances.

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