Attention Defined Benefit Scheme Members.

Are you considering taking a transfer value from a DB scheme ?

On 22 June 2016, the Revenue extended the Approved Retirement Fund (ARF) option to all Personal Retirement Bond (PRB) contracts, regardless of when they were established or from where the transfer value came - whether Defined Contribution (DC) or Defined Benefit (DB) scheme.

By transferring from a DB scheme to a Personal Retirement Bond it may offer more flexibility - both with how benefits are taken and investment choice.

  • Option to consider taking the traditional benefit route or 25% tax free lump sum and ARF

  • Investment choice - such as buying a residential or commercial property

  • Early access from age 50 onwards even if working in new employment or self employed.

WARNING : The decision to voluntarily take a transfer value from a DB scheme in lieu of retaining a deferred pension, should NOT be made solely on the basis of ability to access benefits under the ARF option.

WARNING : A guaranteed pension income for your lifetime may be the better option - for example, a higher tax free lump sum and pension income is guaranteed.

Want to know more? We are available to discuss your options, and we look forward to hearing from you.

Our job is to help you choose a product and structure that will help you meet your goals.

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