Demystifying Pensions
Auto enrolment has now been rolled out to most companies in the UK (and should be completed by February 2018). If you work in the UK, you should automatically have been enrolled in your companies pension scheme, if you weren’t […]
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Well, the simple answer is, you can leave it where it is, or you can move it! Depending on what type of pension it is, […]
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If you have a personal pension, stakeholder pension or SIPP, you might be wondering about how and when you can withdraw money from it. Well, […]
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There are several different pension types available and the terminology can be confusing. Here we explain the main differences between types of pension. Defined Benefit […]
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Your company may offer Salary Sacrifice as a way of contributing to your pension scheme. Read more about the pros and cons and decide whether […]
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If you’ve been, or are about to be, automatically enrolled in your companies pension scheme, you may be worried about where that money goes, and […]
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One of the disadvantages of these types of investment fund are that, if the stock market crashes and lots more people sell their units in […]
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Unlike most stocks and shares which can be bought at any time when the markets are open, a unit trust is only generally traded once […]
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OEIC’s and Unit Trusts are ‘Open Ended’, which means that if you buy a unit of a fund, the fund manager receives some cash which […]
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