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Virgin Money Stakeholder Pension: ... hold a stakeholder pension on behalf of my daughter. A change in the pension rules about 7 years ago brought about the stakeholder pension enabling women who didn t work to start a pension fund; the change also created a loophole that enabled even babies to have a stakeholder pension fund in doing so despite not working and not paying tax they are still eligible for 20% basic tax relief on contributions made into t...
Read the full review: Tax relief on your childs pensions contributions by bucksfizz66


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	Personal Pension Schemes in general Opinions should consider what constitutes a good personal pension and what pitfalls should be avoided - for example hidden charges, maturity terms. overall rating 7 reviews

	Virgin Money Stakeholder Pension Stakeholder pension with online access. overall rating 2 reviews

	Abbey Life Pension Schemes Pension / overall rating 3 reviews

	Standard Life Pension / overall rating 2 reviews

	The Equitable Life Pension / overall rating 1 review

	Allied Dunbar Pension Schemes Pension / overall rating 1 review

	Scottish Life Assurance Pension / overall rating 1 review

	Virgin Direct Pension / overall rating 1 review

	Friends Provident Pension Schemes Pension / overall rating 1 review

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	Personal Pension Schemes in general ... pensions get a lot of bad press, particularly in the current economic climate. OK, so they aren t perfect but they do have plenty of plus sides too. For example: 1. You get tax relief on the contributions you pay in. That s a 20% or 40% return straight away depending upon your usual tax level. There are very very few investments that can offer you that "growth" on day one. 2. Any employer payments that go in are also tax free to the employee 3. If you get a Stakeholder pension they must by law have low charges There are restictions / downsides too such as: 1. Set rules on when and how you can take benefits although in recent years the flexibility has... Read the full review: Tax benefits and an convenient way to make long term savings by LynnCozens
	Personal Pension Schemes in general ... is safe to say that the vast majority of people and in particular those in the under thirty five bracket will fail to set aside enough money for their retirement, as our life expectancy levels get ever greater and the number of retired people grows in relation to the ppulation who are in work then we are faced with an increasing state pension bill and for many this will mean they will have to work longer. There are lots of choices when it comes to planning for your retirement however many of these schems are managed by the same bankers and insurance people who have got the economy into such a mess already so why trust them with your retirement money. Generally the be... Read the full review: A minefield of legalise by sympatic
	Personal Pension Schemes in general ... is a vast and unjustified hype over pensions with every professional recommending the same product to everybody despite falling annuity rates. Of course rates fluctuate and there will be excellent times to redeem pensions in the future but it is impossible to predict this 60 years in advance and there is little flexibility in terms of when it is practical for most people to buy, I will not be betting my retirement on it. It is often claimed that pensions get tax relief; this is true on a technicality but the annuity is taxed so all you get is the performance on the deferred tax pounds (unless you are a high rate tax payer before retirement and a standard rate payer... Read the full review: You can do better in a share builder account. by stokx