C
cerberos
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Looking at Quinn Life they give examples of drawdown for an 100k ARF (illustration only at 3% and 6% growth)
However they show the punter getting 1500 per annum pension from the 100k and they get 1021 per annum expenses.
Is this the normal expected amount for a person to draw down as a pension from 100k (ie) 1500 taxable?
Does this mean that joint annuity would be a better bet?
Thx C
However they show the punter getting 1500 per annum pension from the 100k and they get 1021 per annum expenses.
Is this the normal expected amount for a person to draw down as a pension from 100k (ie) 1500 taxable?
Does this mean that joint annuity would be a better bet?
Thx C