Brits increasingly use pension drawdowns for flexible income

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Pension drawdowns have seen a 26% surge in usage, allowing retirees to access funds flexibly. This increase reflects a growing trend of individuals accessing their pension pots without cashing them out entirely, with up to 25% available tax-free. The Financial Conduct Authority reported an 8.6% overall rise in pension plans accessed, with drawdowns becoming more mainstream after 2015 pension freedoms.


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