SSAS Pension: Growing Your SSAS After a Partial Drawdown

Can you move an existing pension to a SSAS if you’re already in partial drawdown? The answer to that is, yes. You may transfer your existing pension fund that you are drawing from, providing of course that it’s not a defined benefit scheme. 

Can I Transfer My Defined Benefit Contribution Scheme to a SSAS?

If you have a defined benefit contribution scheme, such as a personal SIPP or nest pension and you are drawing benefits from those, then you may move them into an established SSAS, but you will have to move the whole pension. 

Benefits of Transferring to a SSAS Pension

There are some great advantages of moving your pension into a SSAS. Choosing to grow your pension fund within a SSAS is one of the best ways you can plan for your financial future and secure a comfortable retirement.

Discover the advantages of SSAS pensions.

SSAS Pension Investment: Grow Your Fund

One of the biggest advantages is that undrawn funds can be invested. This allows you to look for maximum fund growth within your personal risk toleration.

What’s more, you have a much wider choice of investments inside a SSAS. So, if you are looking to grow your pension fund, you can team up with our sister Company, One Crown Investments, who can provide you with SSAS permissible investment opportunities.

Grow Your Pension Funds with SSAS Practitioner, One Crown Pensions

If you are considering moving your pension into a SSAS after a partial drawdown, we would love to hear from you. Book a call with a member of our team to discuss your options or visit our SSAS Video Hub to learn more about SSAS and its many benefits.