A sensible saving plan for an uncertain international future?

Thu, 15 May 2008 15:10:04 +0000

PersonalFinanceFilter: 25 year old looking to start making payments into something pensionesque, but with an international bent. Any suggestions? I think it's time to start a pension (overdue, probably). I am British but have a Significant Other who has ties to three other countries, and feeling not a massive attachment to the UK, there's a reasonable chance that I won't be seeing out my days here. I earn about 25k a year before taxes. I'm living in London so there's not a massive amount left at the end of the month, but I'd like to start putting a little something by. So what do people advise? Would a regular British pension with a reputable company (Scottish Widows &c) be a good bet if I plan on disappearing from these shores in the next five, ten, fifteen, thirty years? Or might a regular/fancy savings account that isn't technically a pension but might operate like one (and still be around in ~50 years) be better for my situation?

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A sensible saving plan for an uncertain international future?