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A trip down personal finance lane.Wed, 08 Feb 2012 01:21:34 +0000http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5By: runtime360
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runtime360Wed, 18 Jun 2008 23:12:42 +0000http://simplepound.meewella.com/?p=311#comment-450Good stuff I look forward to it :) I'm currently transferring my stakeholder pension to a SIPP so that I can select from a greater variety of investments. All the paperworks been done, just waiting for the pension company to get it's finger out (we're talking months here, how can transfers take sooooo long!). I'm glad I moved 30% away from the FTSE into a cash fund expecting that I'd be 'out of the market' during the transfer. Once completed, the intention is to eventually use 70% to buy back into the FTSE (hopefully at lower prices!); and the remaining 30% to diversify my portfolio.Good stuff I look forward to it I’m currently transferring my stakeholder pension to a SIPP so that I can select from a greater variety of investments. All the paperworks been done, just waiting for the pension company to get it’s finger out (we’re talking months here, how can transfers take sooooo long!). I’m glad I moved 30% away from the FTSE into a cash fund expecting that I’d be ‘out of the market’ during the transfer. Once completed, the intention is to eventually use 70% to buy back into the FTSE (hopefully at lower prices!); and the remaining 30% to diversify my portfolio.
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I’m currently transferring my stakeholder pension to a SIPP so that I can select from a greater variety of investments. All the paperworks been done, just waiting for the pension company to get it’s finger out (we’re talking months here, how can transfers take sooooo long!). I’m glad I moved 30% away from the FTSE into a cash fund expecting that I’d be ‘out of the market’ during the transfer. Once completed, the intention is to eventually use 70% to buy back into the FTSE (hopefully at lower prices!); and the remaining 30% to diversify my portfolio.
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