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I work for a small company without a pension scheme. I want to set up a personal scheme but don't really know where to start.
- misterjoe asked 2 years ago in Investments
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James Brooke
answered 2 years ago
If the company you work for has 5 or more employees then, by law, they have to offer you access to a Stakeholder Pension. This is a relatively cheap pension that is run according to certain regulations on price, flexibility, and other factors that were created by the last Labour government.
If that does not fill you with confidence then you will need to find the cheapest plan in the market that offers you access to the range of funds in which you wish to invest.
You will, obviously, need to decide how much you can afford to save on a regular monthly basis.
Speak to an Independent Financial Adviser or Independent Financial planner.
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If that does not fill you with confidence then you will need to find the cheapest plan in the market that offers you access to the range of funds in which you wish to invest.
You will, obviously, need to decide how much you can afford to save on a regular monthly basis.
Speak to an Independent Financial Adviser or Independent Financial planner.
I'm buying a house in London where a new transport network is being built. What effect do transport links usually have on house prices?
- misterjoe asked 2 years ago in Other
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Paul Jackson
answered 2 years ago
'Practically outside my door' sounds a bit too close for comfort ie if your windows are rattling from tube/train links or you can't move for people queuing at a bus stop. Your house will certainly be more attractive to tenants or future 'buy to let'ers once the transport link is there (although beforehand the property could be less desirable if in the middle of a building site....
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I work for a small company without a pension scheme. I want to set up a personal scheme but don't really know where to start.
- misterjoe asked 2 years ago in Investments
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James Brooke
answered 2 years ago
If the company you work for has 5 or more employees then, by law, they have to offer you access to a Stakeholder Pension. This is a relatively cheap pension that is run according to certain regulations on price, flexibility, and other factors that were created by the last Labour government.
If that does not fill you with confidence then you will need to find the cheapest plan in the market that offers you access to the range of funds in which you wish to invest.
You will, obviously, need to decide how much you can afford to save on a regular monthly basis.
Speak to an Independent Financial Adviser or Independent Financial planner.
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If that does not fill you with confidence then you will need to find the cheapest plan in the market that offers you access to the range of funds in which you wish to invest.
You will, obviously, need to decide how much you can afford to save on a regular monthly basis.
Speak to an Independent Financial Adviser or Independent Financial planner.
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