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Understanding pension statements email template

A finance guide about the projection people misread.

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Statements show a projected pot in either today's money or future money. The second number is far larger and means considerably less, and both appear.

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Edenham Explainer
Subject
The projection is in today's money, or it is not
Preheader
Check which. It changes the number enormously.

Explainer

Two projections, and one of them is much less impressive than it looks

Statements show a projected pot in either today's money or future money. The second number is far larger and means considerably less, and both appear.

Today's money

Adjusted for inflation, so it means what it says. Usually the smaller number and the one that is actually useful for planning.

Future money

Not adjusted. A pot of four hundred thousand in 2055 buys roughly what half of that buys now, which is easy to overlook.

The other number

The projected annual income, which is the one that matters. A large pot converts to a smaller income than most people assume.

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This is general information rather than financial advice. Guides go out monthly.

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