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Pension

Personal and Stakeholder Pensions

Personal Pensions represent a popular and attractive way of saving for your retirement. All monies invested into your fund grow free of Capital Gains Tax, and the contributions you make are enhanced by Income Tax relief at source. For example, if you invest £80, the government adds on tax relief (currently 20%) to enhance your contribution to £100

If you are a higher rate taxpayer, you can claim additional relief through your PAYE coding. An Annual Allowance of up to £60,000 is available as well as the possibility of utilising potential carry forward of unused Annual Allowances.

A personal pension is an arrangement made in your name over which you have personal control. You can alter your contributions, suspend them, or stop them completely. Contributions are restricted to £10,000 under these plans where an individual has already flexibly accessed any income under another money purchase plan.

You will be eligible to take 25% of your accumulated fund tax-free when you retire, the earliest age being from 55. (Changing to age 57 in April 2028.) There are a range of options when you decide to take benefits such as purchasing an annuity or flexible drawdown.

Personal Pensions usually offer a range of investment mediums to suit your attitude to investment risk, and you can change your investment at any time.

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