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On 6 April 2010 the minimum age from which pension benefits can be taken increases from age 50 to 55, with limited exceptions. After 6 April 2010, Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs will generally treat any pension benefits taken before age 55 as unauthorised payments and these will be taxed accordingly.
Find out what being a trustee means, who can be one and what the legal responsibilities are.
What your legal obligations are if things go wrong.
We offer comprehensive training for both new and existing trustees of Defined Benefit schemes.
Our strategic asset allocation tool looks at the specific liabilities and assets of your specific scheme and suggests an investment allocation strategy based on attitude to risk and the time over which future liabilities will arise. In addition, a wide range of funds are available from leading fund managers.