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Pension freedoms could result in £2bn loss for savers

Pension freedoms could result in £2bn loss for savers
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Why taking your 25pc tax-free pension cash could be the worst decision you ever make

Former minister Webb calls MPs to relax 25% tax free cash rules

Former minister Webb calls MPs to relax 25% tax free cash rules By Jean-Baptiste Andrieux 15 th May 2021 12:01 am Steve Webb has called for rules around the access of tax free cash from pensions to be relaxed. The former pensions minister who is now a partner at consultants LCP made the point in evidence submitted to an inquiry into pension freedoms. The work and pensions select committee is currently investigating if the policy delivers for consumers. Webb along with LCP partner Laura Myers want the rules to be changed for the benefit of consumers. The aim is to overcome losses to consumers who take 100% of their pension and put it in a cash account that generates little to no income.

Call to review tax-free pension lump sum

Withdrawing the entire pot to access 25% puts the rest at risk of stagnating People tend to value convenience and the path of least resistance, but this could be putting their retirement at risk, advisory firm LCP has cautioned. One of the biggest incentives for people to access their retirement pots is the 25% pension commence lump sum (PCLS) – which is tax free. But the big question is what happens to the remaining balance? All of nothing According to LCP partner Steve Webb, there are two typical outcomes. “To get the 25%, people take all 100% – in other words, they cash out in full;  in the most recent six months, when 317,000 pots were accessed for the first time, more than half – 174,000 – were cashed out in full; the problem then is what they do with the other 75%?

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