Deal or No Deal: How might Brexit impact your UK and Irish pensions?

Brexit uncertainty looms over 100,000 Irish residents with British pensions. Even Irish private pension holders could be impacted – if those pensions have been exposed to sterling investments.
The Head of the Irish Association of Pension Funds (IAPF), Jerry Moriarty, has advised “Under EU rules, you have a right to have your pension paid into any member state, but no one has a clue how this will work out when Britain leaves the EU.”
Crucially he also noted that it was not possible for Irish residents to open a UK bank account without a UK address. This is problematic as insurers may no longer be able to pay British pensions into Irish bank accounts after Brexit.
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