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It is possible to have two pension fund. It can be possible of the person is working in both private and public organization,then the pension will be generated from both sides.At the end of the day when it comes to pension the money that is being paid out to you is the money that you have put in, in the first place. If you are looking at it from a company perspective, there is a certain amount that is taken out of your salary every month and is added to your pension fund. However, the question that I have is - can a person choose to take out more than one pension fund?
Is there any law against doing such? I myself have never seen this happen however I have read cases where someone has taken out an individual pension fund for themselves and a family pension fund as well. Is this allowed?
Yes you can take out a personal pension. What is compulsory on you by law is the first and auto-deduction that is inculcated into you payment system by your employer. However, if you so wish to add up more savings under your scheme (either with your current PFA or a new one, it is your choice and you are free to do so. Note that the personal savings other than the compulsory one is yours and you can set the term for the withdrawal.At the end of the day when it comes to pension the money that is being paid out to you is the money that you have put in, in the first place. If you are looking at it from a company perspective, there is a certain amount that is taken out of your salary every month and is added to your pension fund. However, the question that I have is - can a person choose to take out more than one pension fund?
Is there any law against doing such? I myself have never seen this happen however I have read cases where someone has taken out an individual pension fund for themselves and a family pension fund as well. Is this allowed?
If you've had more than one job during your working life, it's likely that you may have paid into more than one defined contribution pension scheme. If you've got several different pots, it may be worth combining them as you near the date when you want start to drawing retirement benefits.At the end of the day when it comes to pension the money that is being paid out to you is the money that you have put in, in the first place. If you are looking at it from a company perspective, there is a certain amount that is taken out of your salary every month and is added to your pension fund. However, the question that I have is - can a person choose to take out more than one pension fund?
Is there any law against doing such? I myself have never seen this happen however I have read cases where someone has taken out an individual pension fund for themselves and a family pension fund as well. Is this allowed?
It is possible to have more than one pension fund as you have rightly said that money is removed from salary account to keep in pension account so the person can choose to meet another company and save for pension thereAt the end of the day when it comes to pension the money that is being paid out to you is the money that you have put in, in the first place. If you are looking at it from a company perspective, there is a certain amount that is taken out of your salary every month and is added to your pension fund. However, the question that I have is - can a person choose to take out more than one pension fund?
Is there any law against doing such? I myself have never seen this happen however I have read cases where someone has taken out an individual pension fund for themselves and a family pension fund as well. Is this allowed?
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