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Pension Types

Annuity

Have you retired? Are you looking for an annuity plan that will keep you into your old age? There are so many annuity schemes to choose from, it can be a real headache. By filling out our simple form, our advisors can take care of the headache for you. We search hundreds of providers to get the best outcome for your retirement.

Auto Enrolment

Automatic enrolment is when an employee who meets certain requirements is made a member of a workplace pension scheme without needing to ask to be part of it. In the past, it was up to workers to decide whether they wanted to join their employer’s pension scheme. But since 2012, employers have been gradually required to automatically enrol their eligible workers into a workplace pension scheme. As a result, lots more people are able to build up savings that they can use to provide them with an income from age 55.

Company Pension

A company pension is a formal arrangement between a company and its employees that provides funding for the employees' retirement. This pool of funds can be financed in several ways and will eventually be used to make periodic payments to retired employees.

Defined Benefit

Defined Benefit (DB) schemes are occupational pension schemes that provide a set level of pension at retirement, the amount of which normally depends on your service and your earnings at retirement or in the years immediately preceding retirement.

Defined Contribution

Defined Contribution (DC) schemes are occupational pension schemes where yours and your employers contributions are both invested and the proceeds will be available at retirement

Final Salary

Final salary defined benefit (DB) schemes are occupational pension schemes that provide a set level of pension at retirement, the amount of which normally depends on your service and your earnings at retirement or in the years immediately preceding retirement.

Money Purchase Pension

Otherwise known as a defined contribution scheme. These are built up through contributions and investment success. There are so many money purchase schemes to choose from, it can be a real headache. By filling out our simple form, our advisors can take care of the headache for you. We search hundreds of providers to get the best outcome for your retirement.

Pension Advice

A good advisor will ask about your finances, personal circumstances, your goals and how you feel about taking risks with your money. This will help them to recommend retirement income products (eg flexi-access drawdown, different types of annuity) that are right for you.

Pension Consolidation

Most people change jobs several times and pay into several pensions over the years. This can make it difficult to keep track of your retirement savings and see how your investments are performing. Consolidating pensions gives you more control over your money and makes it easy to check that you’re on track. You will have less paperwork and could save money too.

Pension Drawdown

Pension drawdown is a way of using your pension pot to provide you with a regular retirement income by reinvesting it in funds specifically designed and managed for this purpose. The income you get will vary depending on the fund’s performance. It isn’t guaranteed for life.

Pension Funds

A Pension Fund in simple terms is a long-term, tax efficient savings plan which becomes available later in life when you plan on retiring or working less. The typical age you are able to access this is 60-65. In some circumstances you are able to start collecting from the age of 55.

Pension in Divorce

If you and your partner are in your 50s, pensions are likely to play a far more central part in your negotiations or the decision a court has to make. It will be necessary to look at them within the overall context of your family finances and you will need to think about certain key questions.

Pension Merge

A pension merge, otherwise known as a pension consolidation is where you take two or more pension pots and combine them both into one. Moving from two pension schemes into one manageable easy to track pot.

Pension Options

Changes introduced from April 2015 give you freedom over how you can use your pension pot(s) if you’re 55 or over and have a pension based on how much has been paid into your pot (a defined contribution scheme).

Pension Plan

A pension plan is a long term saving plan preparing you for life for when you retire. Discussing a pension plan with an advisor will enable you to put together a clear route to retirement.

Pension Release

Pension release is the removal of money from a pension fund at the age of 55 or older. Under UK law, as part of the transfer to a new provider a person can access up to 25% of their defined contribution fund tax free from the age of 55.

Pension Review

Pension Review is a component of retirement planning, where a pension is examined to determine how well it is performing. This may include what the annual fees amount to, if the pension is growing at a reasonable level, how it is invested, if it could perform better with different investments, and if the fund will be able to provide the desired retirement. Pension reviews may be conducted by the company holding the pension, or by independent companies.

Pension Scheme

A Pension Scheme is a saving pot paid into by deducting contributions through your wages on each payday. In most cases, your employer will add to this with you. You may also see a tax relief from the Government

Pension Transfer

If you think you might be able to get a better deal on your pension and want to transfer it, our talented and dedicated advisors can help you. Don’t know where to look? Don’t worry, we do! We offer unbiased and impartial advice, as well as exclusive offers.

Pensions

A pension is a savings scheme where regular payments made by you goes into a fund to better prepare you for retirement.

Personal Pension

You may want a personal or stakeholder pension to save extra money for later in life, to top up your workplace pension, if you’re self-employed and do not have a workplace pension or if you’re not working but can afford to pay into a pension scheme.

Private Pension

You may want a private or stakeholder pension to save extra money for later in life, to top up your workplace pension, if you’re self-employed and do not have a workplace pension or if you’re not working but can afford to pay into a pension scheme.

Release Tax Free Lump Sum

Lump sums from your pension. You can usually take up to 25% of the amount built up in any pension as a tax-free lump sum. The tax-free lump sum doesn't affect your Personal Allowance. Tax is taken off the remaining amount before you get it.

Retirement Planning

There are many things to consider as you approach retirement. It's good to start by reviewing your finances to ensure your future income will allow you to enjoy the lifestyle you want.

Self-Employed Pension

If you’re self-employed, saving into a pension can be a more difficult habit to develop than it is for people in employment. There is no-one to choose a pension scheme for you, no employer contributions and irregular income patterns which can all make saving difficult.

SIPPs

You may want a personal or SIPPs pension to save extra money for later in life, to top up your workplace pension, if you’re self-employed and do not have a workplace pension or if you’re not working but can afford to pay into a pension scheme.

Stakeholder Pension

Stakeholder pensions are a form of defined contribution personal pension. They have low and flexible minimum contributions, capped charges and a default investment strategy if you don’t want too much choice. Some employers offer them, but you can start one yourself.

Workplace Pensions

A workplace pension is arranged by your employer with contributions taken directly from your wages. An employer contribution is usually added to your pension fund. The minimum employer contribution in most cases is 3%

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