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I've been working with a company for 4 years. I paid 5% of my salary (~e25pw) into the company pension (Canadalife) and my company also paid 5%. Now that I've left, I wondering what can I do with that. Can I just leave it there until I retire? Or can I transfer it to a new (PRSA) pension?
The company I'm working with now are a very small company (3 employee family based company) and I get paid a net wage every week. I don't get any wageslip or anything. I'm abit worried there too that If I started a new pension that I wouldn't get the tax breaks I'm entitled to.
I know very very little about pensions, and am very discouraged to have used the pension calculator at [broken link removed]
I would only receive Estimated Private Pension at age 65 €8,200 (65%) when I retire.
I hope someone can help me out here.
The company I'm working with now are a very small company (3 employee family based company) and I get paid a net wage every week. I don't get any wageslip or anything. I'm abit worried there too that If I started a new pension that I wouldn't get the tax breaks I'm entitled to.
I know very very little about pensions, and am very discouraged to have used the pension calculator at [broken link removed]
I would only receive Estimated Private Pension at age 65 €8,200 (65%) when I retire.
I hope someone can help me out here.