Your retirement options
When you get to retirement age, you’ll be faced with plenty of choices. Should you take up golf or gardening? Would you prefer a luxury cruise or those long-planned home renovations? But you’ll also have choices to make about how you use your pension money.
Depending on your personal circumstances, we have two options which you can choose from:
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News articles
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20 Feb 2019
Your Pensions timeline in 6 simple steps
Retirement looming? Understand your options in 6 steps...
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20 Feb 2019
5 good reasons to start a Retirement Bond
Thanks to healthier lifestyles, plus advances in medical treatments, people are living much longer these days...
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20 Feb 2019
Your retirement checklist
If you are a member of a company pension, or if you hold your own personal pension, there are different options available to you...
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20 Feb 2019
10 good reasons to start a pension
Choose how your money is invested and make changes whenever you like. And depending on your circumstances...
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24 Oct 2017
Ireland's Pension Gap
The pension savings gap has increased by 38 per cent since 2010 and Ireland now has the second highest gap in eight EU countries surveyed.
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Warnings
Important information to consider.
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Aviva Life & Pensions Ireland Designated Activity Company, a private company limited by shares. Registered in Ireland No. 165970. Registered office at One Park Place, Hatch Street, Dublin 2, D02 E651. Aviva Life & Pensions Ireland Designated Activity Company, trading as Aviva Life & Pensions Ireland and Friends First, is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. Tel (01) 898 7950.