Eunice Dreelan, IAPF Chairperson and Donal Keating of PwC, help answer listeners’ questions on pensions such as:
- Can I access an old UK DC pension?
- What happens to my pot when I leave a job?
- Does my mother qualify for the state pension? She may not have enough stamps.
- If I'm made redundant, what are my options?
- I am a teacher, should I buy back service or look at AVCs?
- I have a commercial property, can I put this into my pension?
- Should I move a closed pension into a bond or a new employer scheme?
- Won’t the state pension be enough? It was for my parents and grandparents.
- What will auto-enrolment mean for me?
- Should I start a pension at 63 years of age?
- I have DB scheme with a multi-national, but what happens if the company winds-up?
- Won’t my rental property be my pension?
- My parents have been self-employed and home making, their home won’t be paid off, will they get the state pension?
- Should I ask my employer or an independent broker for pension advice?
- What happens if I have dual Irish/US citizenship?
- I have a lump sum and public service pension. Am I safe to retire?
- Will I get a state and private pension if I’ve worked in both?
For full newstalk interview, click here.