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UK Over-60s: Actual Facts vs Fake Claims About Bank Withdrawal Limits

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In today’s video — “Attention UK Over-60s: Actual Facts vs Fake Claims About Bank Withdrawal Limits” — we clear up the confusion, panic, and misinformation spreading across Facebook, WhatsApp and social media about supposed new bank withdrawal limits for pensioners.

If you are over 60, already on the State Pension, or getting close, this video is absolutely essential. Many posts are going viral claiming:
❌ “You can only withdraw £500 per week from next month”
❌ “Pensioners will be restricted to £1,000 a month”
❌ “Government introducing cash limits for over-60s”

These messages look real — government logos, official-sounding warnings, even bank names — but NONE of them are true.

In this video, I explain:
✔️ The real facts about UK cash withdrawal rules
✔️ What banks actually do and don’t do
✔️ Why scammers target pensioners with fear-based messages
✔️ How to spot these hoaxes in 5 seconds
✔️ The real £10,000 reporting rule that has existed since 2007
✔️ Why no UK bank has age-based limits
✔️ What the government, FCA, Treasury and Bank of England actually confirmed
✔️ How to protect yourself from recovery scams and fake messages

Your pension is safe.
Your bank withdrawals are NOT being restricted.
And nobody — absolutely nobody — can impose secret limits on your own money.

Stay informed, stay calm, and don’t fall for viral scare stories.

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Disclaimer:
This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be taken as financial or legal advice. Pension rules may change, and individual circumstances can vary. Always consult with a qualified financial advisor or official government resources before making decisions related to your pension or retirement planning.