Can I put my pension into an ISA?

You can't transfer money directly from a pension plan into a stocks and shares ISA. Once you start to take money from your pension after the age of 55 (57 from 6th April 2028) unless you have a protected pension age, you are free to re-invest it in a stocks and shares ISA if you wish. If you have a defined contribution (money purchase) pension, you should remember that the money in it is already invested and there's no guarantee that it will do better in a stocks and shares ISA than it would have done if you had left it in the pension. 

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