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Five questions to help you take control of your pension

More freedom means more chance to make mistakes. Here’s how to use the Osborne reforms responsibly

14 February 2015

9:00 AM

14 February 2015

9:00 AM

If you want something done properly, it often pays to do it yourself. So it must be good news that as of 6 April, when George Osborne’s pension reforms take effect, it will be easier than ever to run your own pension fund, because you won’t be forced to retire as an investor when you cease to work for a living.

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Ian Cowie is a columnist for the Sunday Times Money section.

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