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Technical Summit 2020
Join Liam and Jemma in this session as they cover:
- Pension decisions for 2020/21 under the Temporarily Reduced Minimum Pension Payments Covid-19 relief;
- Assessing client’s income needs;
- Assessing opportunities to reduce Taxable components and reduce TBAR balance;
- Income options where there is only 1 pension account per member;
- Income options where there are more than one Pension Accounts;
- Income options where there are Pension and Accumulation Accounts;
- Which is preferred TBAR Debit v using Accumulation;
- Minutes to facilitate decisions;
- Consideration of Reversionary v Non-Lapsing Binding Death Benefit Nominations, and;
- Transition to retirement – Accumulation Phase, are they still worthwhile?
At the end of the session, you will be able to:
- Understand how to meet client’s income needs for 2020. Understanding the options available to optimise the client’s tax components and TBAR and what documents are needed to implement decisions;
- Understand the options of Reversionary v Non-Lapsing Binding Death Benefit Nominations, and;
- Understand strategies using a Transition to Retirement pension – Accumulation Phase.
The contents of this resource are taken to be correct at the time of publication.
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