What are the advantages of doing a ROPS ( Recognised Overseas Pension Schemes ) or QROPS (Qualifying Recognized Overseas Pension Scheme)

What are the advantages of doing a ROPS ( Recognised Overseas Pension Schemes ) or QROPS (Qualifying Recognized Overseas Pension Scheme).

 No UK Tax liability.
  Early Retirement of 55 years.
 Full Pension for Spouse and Capital Refund for Children/Nominee.
 No Inheritance tax/death tax of 55%.
Your pension is out of the UK and at no risk of being consumed by current pension crisis or by Market fluctuations.

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