A critical part of estate planning, then, will be figuring out what happens to that money when you die. The answer depends on the type of pension that you have. In some cases, you may be able to ...

If you die within five years of your pension starting the trustees will make a lump sum payment, which is currently free of inheritance tax. It will be equal to the pension payments you would have ...

In Oklahoma, I have asked the pension system if my spouse would get my pension when I die if I go first. There has not been an answer on same-sex spouses’ continuation of benefits. As you can ...

typically after they've been transferred from a pension plan. The funds are "locked in": they can't be cashed out unless you retire (the earliest age to do so is 55) or die. At that point ...

But at the moment, if you die and there's money left over in your private pension it's not treated as part of your 'estate', meaning there's no Inheritance Tax to pay on it. However, in Rachel ...

Annuities are a large and long-term purchase and you can't change your mind afterwards, so they are not something to buy on ...

When you die - Old Benefits (Joined before 30 September 1996) Your retirement pension is payable for life. On your death, the following benefits may be payable: Five year guarantee If you die ...