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Best provider to protect against pension age increase?
I remember that when the private pension age jumped from 55 to 57, if you had a SIPP with Fidelity (and some others too, can't remember?) it stayed at 55. Due to some reason. Anyone know why? And why only certain providers?
With pension age increases, doesn't it make sense to open a few different SIPPs and see if one of the pots is "protected" too? Then you could transfer to that.
Opinions please!
u/Andrew_Burnham — 3 months ago