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Should one consider high dividend-yielding ETFs like the Satrix Divi?

Because of the tax benefits you get from government in return for saving for your own retirement – but you will have the option of taking up to a third out in cash at age 55.

It would be advisable to invest in equities as well as local income and balanced funds.

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Where the deceased has nominated a beneficiary on their policy, the proceeds of that policy will be paid out directly to that person.

It depends on your age – you may only make one withdrawal from your preservation fund prior to the age of 55.

I've met with three, with unsatisfactory outcomes.

I would like to consolidate and invest while reducing fees.

And where is an appropriate place to store these funds?

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You would need to be able to prove they had breached their fiduciary duties.

It depends on your overall current financial position.

Consider investing the proceeds into an investment vehicle geared towards capital growth and the provision of a passive income stream (if necessary).

It depends on how much you have available and how much the anticipated fees are going to be.