Pensions and changing your job

Nowadays it's not unusual to change your job or employer during your career .You have the option to either :-

1. Defer decision and leave it where it is

2.Transfer to a Personal Retirement Bond

3. Transfer to a PRSA (restrictions apply)

4. Transfer to your new employer scheme

What is a Personal Retirement Bond?

A personal retirement bond (also known as a buy out bond) is a policy that is used as a new 'home' for certain types of old pensions.

Who can take out a Personal Retirement Bond?

You can take out a buy out bond if you have one of the following:

  • A pension from a previous employer's pension scheme

  • A pension from your current employer's scheme if it is being wound up

  • A UK pension and if you're now living in Ireland

Transferring your pension into a Personal Retirement Bond with Nelson Life gives you more control over how and where your money is invested.

Benefits of a Personal Retirement Bond include:

  • Access to your retirement fund from age 50

  • Full control over your investment

  • Wide choice of Investment Options

Is not always in your interest to transfer to a different provider - for example, you may have a protected value, there may be penalties if you surrender and transfer your pension, there may be underlying protected annuity rates, you may be a member of a defined benefit scheme.

Nelson Life can assess whether it is in your interests to consider moving your pension.

If you have a financial planning or product question please contact us : 091 44 11 88 or office@nelsonlife.ie  

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