5 Things You Need to Know About Pension Drawdown

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In this video we look at what pension drawdown actually is, how it works, some of the advantages and disadvantages, aswell as the risks of it. We explore some little known options that you can use to maximise the tax efficiency to allow you to take a tax efficicnet income, aswell as take advantage of little known rules around pension contributions once you are in drawdown and if you can contribute to a pension once you retire.

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:51 The advantages of pension drawdown
01:18 What age can you start pension drawdown
02:05 How to take an income or tax free cash from pension drawdown
04:15 How is Pension Drawdown Taxed
07:03 What happens to your drawdown pension when you die?
08:53 What are the risks of pension drawdown?
10:39 Pension contributions and drawdown

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