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I'm sure this has been asked before, but I've searched and can't seem to find any post with an answer that fits my circumstances. I have a pension at my former employer for which I can opt to take a lump sum payment of $21, 677. 57. If I defer it to my normal retirement date of July 1, 2043 I'm apparently guaranteed a monthly payment of $573. 47. I coold take a payment right now of $94. 18 per month for the rest of my life, but I don't need the additional income. Would I be better off moving this into a target fund based IRA at Vanguard? Ive already moved my $58k 401k rollover into a rollover IRA there. I am apparently lacking the financial math to figure out what I'm likely to perform the best with... There are no guarantees obviously, but it seems like an estimated 5% return in an IRA would be better than what the pension payout would be.. But I don't trust my math, and I only get one chance at getting this wrong... Help?