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Career break or resignation?
I just wondered what peoples plans were for emigrating, career break or straight forward resignation? I'm not decided. A break gives me a safety net should I wish to return, but resignation gives me access to my pension, which according to Canadian law, will allow me to take some of it as a deposit for a house. Any opinions?:blink:
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Re: Career break or resignation?
Originally Posted by Pincher
(Post 8011297)
I just wondered what peoples plans were for emigrating, career break or straight forward resignation? I'm not decided. A break gives me a safety net should I wish to return, but resignation gives me access to my pension, which according to Canadian law, will allow me to take some of it as a deposit for a house. Any opinions?:blink:
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Re: Career break or resignation?
You cannot access your pension for a few years after you emigrate or the UK tax man takes around 40% - there is a threat on the issue.
I don't have the option of a career break so it will be resignation for me, if I get offered a job! |
Re: Career break or resignation?
Hi all,
I intend to take a career break, as a preferential re-join. Another officer from my force has just gone out to CPS and was allowed the CB. Re. the pension, you can transfer your police pension to a recognised scheme in Canada as listed on the below: http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/PENSIONSCHEMES/qrops.pdf Nige |
Re: Career break or resignation?
Originally Posted by Pincher
(Post 8011297)
I just wondered what peoples plans were for emigrating, career break or straight forward resignation? I'm not decided. A break gives me a safety net should I wish to return, but resignation gives me access to my pension, which according to Canadian law, will allow me to take some of it as a deposit for a house. Any opinions?:blink:
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Re: Career break or resignation?
Originally Posted by ExMetCop
(Post 8013354)
Nothing beats teh security of knowing I have a job to go back to.
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Re: Career break or resignation?
You can access funds from your pension and not pay any UK tax.This depends on a few factors such as what you are using it for. There is a pension advisor doing the rounds who is misinformed and scaremongering regarding paying tax.
Make sure you know who you are dealing with regarding pension transfer and thet they have a proven track record. Its not as simple as it sounds. |
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