The broken clock is right again... 🤔
At least my being correct twice a day (but only in your sniping mind) is an improvement on your record.
If you're suggesting that my posts are usually inaccurate I'd love to see some examples that support your "statistics".
Annuities with no death benefit end on the death of the annuitant and so can benefit the insurer.
Annuities with death benefits payable to beneficiaries result in lower income payments (or higher charges).
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As the layman that he clearly is, perhaps he wants the peace of mind of a guaranteed income every month for the rest of his life without the risk of market movements.
An IFA would do the work for you but will not do it free of charge. If they do not charge you a fee, they will be remunerated with commission by the insurer that they recommend and that commission comes out of your annuity purchase funds. All the insurers will pay the IFA commission. If you agree to pay a fee for the work you must ask the IFA to refund any commission he is paid to you.
If you go directly to an insurer, there will not be an up-front fee to pay but there will be policy charges that the insurer deducts from the annuity funds. No professional service providers, be it insurers of IFAs work for free.
That is exactly what he needs to do to be completely above board. No need to complicate things "the easy way" by giving the German bank false address information.
depence what you buy.
For example i buy Toilette paper, the bag is free
"depence what you buy".
No, not necessarily, if I buy any more than a couple of items at my local 7-Eleven, of any description, bog roll or not, I always get a bag that is never charged for.
It's irrelevant, the exchange rate is not negotiable, take it up with the DWP and the bank that it uses to send your pension if you have time to waste, we get what we are given.
Ten days ago I got a 42.54 rate and the previous month (28 days) 41.42, calculated using the amount credited to my Thai account.
Don't need to.... statistics show that the likelihood is very very very very high
Which "statistics" are they that you have access to, can you share the source?