5 Reasons YOU SHOULDN'T take your tax-free cash - UK Pension Planning

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Everyone knows that when you come to retire, you should take all the tax-free cash you can because it just makes sense, right?

In this video, I'm going against the grain and explaining 5 reasons why that may not be a good idea.

TIMECODES

0:00 - Should you take your tax-free cash?
1:00 - Are funds better in a bank account?
2:19 - Let’s talk tax efficiency..
3:15 - What is drip-feed drawdown?
4:00 - What if they change the rules?
4:48 - Growing your tax-free cash
5:55 - Options through a defined benefit scheme
7:54 - The most obvious one

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