How much retirement income can you get from £300,000.

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Title	:	How much retirement income can you get from £300,000.
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Mr Pickles is back and this time he has £300,000 in his Personal Pension brThanks as always for watching and do let me know if you have any questions or queries All the very best!🙏
Comment from : @EdmundBaileyUK

So disappointing that fund managers are pay a vast amount of money for such poor growth figures, so many fingers in your money without the necessary results
Comment from : @MariaWarner-z8z

The RPI inclusive annuity income is adjusted lower so they can give you more later That’s crazy and really doesn’t seem VfM
Comment from : @AbstractType1

Self investing, over 20 gains YoY Its not rocket science
Comment from : @AG-so4gl

Better to have the 300 grand yourself What magic do you think a pension manager will do, other than charge you, and gaurentee nothing!
Comment from : @davidmiles9016

Depressing! Work like a dog and have £300K and it barely brings in a decent living as I race towards deathAgain,depressing
Comment from : @justjacqueline2004

What happens if Pickles drops down dead after, say, 6 months? What happens to the pot?
Comment from : @bv3bv334

Yes he could outlive his draw down pension, but his state will continue One way to look at that is spending your draw down whilst you are young and can enjoy it, you never know what tomorrow brings
Comment from : @dean7442

But real life suggests, and I have seen this with my parents and in-laws, is that your spending reduces as you age In early retirement, they travelled, spent money on the house, but this gets less My advisor told me of this So you don’t need the same income every year All depends on health etc would be interesting to see a tapered example
Comment from : @mikewallace1723

What a bore
Comment from : @369dabbler

Fantastic video very helpful Watching again now Thankyou so much
Comment from : @xxxsnagxxx765

Excellent and informative video…thanks
Comment from : @singeager

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Comment from : @ThomasBoyd-lo9si

Just take the OAP and 4 of the rest each year
Comment from : @hannible1002

I am thinking state pension only after aged 80 is fine surely How many folk in 80s do a lot I don’t want to miss out on travel etc in early retirement when fitter
Comment from : @tonyjones2838

Annuities are nearly always a poor decision
Comment from : @willh5061

This is an excellent presentation, which I came across quite by chance It is explained extremely well I really like the charts, how the presenter used and explained the various scenarios I certainly learned a lot and, clearly, the presenter knows this area very well Thank you
Comment from : @AndrewGAlonzi

ONS Stats on inflation - pfft
Comment from : @dieterschanzerbschonsmrics3528

Great Video
Comment from : @welshhibby

Could not understand a word you was saying
Comment from : @gillianmillington7735

Rick Pickles has built up a nice pot
Comment from : @everythingtechnew7400

Im retiring in 67 weeks time at 55 and feel like im watching more videos like this than i am working 😂😂
Comment from : @GiveItaGo

I was about to listen to this until you said 2 1/2 cpi Behave yourself
Comment from : @johnbutler3141

16p for every pound invested in Sipp at the moment
Comment from : @shaungregory1789

Could you please discuss the inheritance perspective of personal pensions? For example passing on the pension pot to next of kind, either in its entirety or partially upon death Thank you
Comment from : @gp2670

What a load of crap just get to the numbers Definitely won't be watching again
Comment from : @wontbelongnow5567

Really helpful video I think I am correct in saying fixed term annuity providers will not offer enhanced annuity rates for applications with existing health conditions
Comment from : @richardwells1709

What modelling software do you use
Comment from : @pavlos4852

Reality depressing ey
Comment from : @J261380

Could you please do a video showing the amounts youd need to retire at 50 please
Comment from : @jonathangodfrey3950

These poor returns is exactly why I took mine out shocking scams pensions they should be discontinued
Comment from : @stuartgunn8745

Remember to have enough put away for your care home fees !
Comment from : @jwdsnapper

66 ? bloody get it , spend it !
Comment from : @jwdsnapper

Which company is quoting these annuity values they are better than ones offered to me recently
Comment from : @roberthudson4548

I think its about being flexible in retirement, keep your higher growth conviction stocks but if they have a bad year or 2 cut back on spending to preserve the pot until it recovers as it always does given a few years
Comment from : @adamsaunders9876

Another Mr Pickles Home Run 😊
Comment from : @Project-Masculinity

Overcomplex Just buy an annuity for goodness sake!
Comment from : @tancreddehauteville764

Wow, thanks EdbrSo much useful info in a shortish video brReally really helpful, great practical , realistic examples brThank you very much 👏🏽
Comment from : @pankajthakrar1679

Any thoughts on using Monthly dividend funds? I'm 45 so a number of years away from retirement and fortunate to have a DB scheme that is quite generous That should yield around £24k a year at the age I'm planning to take it (55) I also have a SIPP which could be worth £200k by age 58 (age i can probably access it) My current thinking is I would park that in a few dividend funds One example is Fidelity Global Div Fund which has performed around 27 yield and around 7 growth annualised over the last 5 years
Comment from : @HJM49125

“Mr Pickles will be in retirement for 20-25yrs…” haha what a nice way of putting it 😅
Comment from : @bigbangerz5856

Inflation is going to kick Mr Pickles in the backside
Comment from : @TheSilvercue

Next time can you do a video on Mr Pickles and his husband , Mr Pickles I find your videos very binary and out of touch with today's society :)))) Great info as always
Comment from : @johnristheanswer

Edmund I’m trying to understand if the annual ufpls would better than drawdown if you plan to use up all the pot, since any growth in crystallised funds is taxable right?…… Is this significant?? Thank you David
Comment from : @DKNW62

As a real life 61 year old Mr pickles, this video was a bit freaky
Comment from : @gbr562

Also have you got any videos on ISAs reading bank information just make simple things sound confusing so if I put 20k in 2022 and in 2023 can I stick that 20k into 2023 pot so that keeps gettin new interest rate
Comment from : @TROZJAN

Could you do a video touching on Strathclyde pension scheme combined with AVCs additional voluntary contributions for those unaware my AVCs are with prudential but there no videos out there see lot pension wise AVCs stuff which I guess work similar at 19 year pension stage think pension worth about £11000 per year at the moment but normally goes up £1000 per year or least my projection retirement pension pot does
Comment from : @TROZJAN

I kind of see the point of all this deep analysis, but surely you just live to your means using common sensebrI know its not so common though brIf you have a 300k pot, youre not gonna be taking 50k a year Or Mr Pickle will be in a pickle
Comment from : @Retired1967

Thank you so much That was a really valuable video It's refreshing to see achievable figures
Comment from : @JohnGreenwoodPhotography

Not clear on growth rates and inflation Life strategy 40 averaged 56 in 10years Is this how you’re roughly getting 2-3 above inflation growth ?
Comment from : @coderider3022