What happens to the fund when you die?

If you should die before taking your lump sum or income, the total funds remaining in your Harsant SIPP will pass to your relatives, friends or your favourite charity.

A lump sum up to the current Lifetime Allowance can be paid tax free, while funds in excess of the allowance can be paid as a taxable lump sum or used to provide your dependants with their own pension. Or, they may choose to use the entire fund to pay a dependant's pension.

If you have already started drawing monies from your fund, the options are slightly different and if your beneficiaries wished to receive a cash lump sum this would be subject to tax. However, the entire fund can still be used to provide a dependant's pension.

Once you are over age 75, your complete fund could still be used to provide a dependant's pension. Tax free lump sums can only be paid to your favourite charity.

The Harsant SIPP allows you to plan for your own retirement; while being reassured that your dependent's will be cared for when you die.

 

New Pensions Legislation.
Important - please read

New government legislation, contained in the Finance Bill 2011 which was released on 31 March 2011, comes into force on 6 April 2011. We are therefore reviewing our information and literature based on the new legislation.

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