We want to ringfence €50k for each of the children to help them, whether that's with Education, Property, other so leaves ourselves with approx €80k left to invest.
Thanks, I agree with that, what I meant was that each of them will have the benefit of €50k in todays money if and when they need it.No, no, no, no, no.
You have €230k to invest. Money is money and interchangeable. Do not split it into separate pots.
When the children get to an age when they need education, then take it out of the one big pot.
Of course, you can keep a note of what you spend on each child to make it equal, but do not invest them separately.
Brendan
I've already been in touch with Zurich about my own pension and have been told the followingAll your old pensions look very small. If you have decent-sized pensions from previous employments, it can be worth keeping them separate. But for small pensions that may have large charges, it would probably be worth it to try to transfer them in to your current occupational scheme. It's a pain going through the paperwork, but I think it would be worth it in the long run.
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