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Abbey Life Pension Schemes: ... started an Abbey Life Pension in 1985. The big advantage was that in 2007 the annuity rate is almost double that available now. However, I wanted retire after my 57th birthday in July. The delays, including " please confirm your DOB" and a variety of delaying letters has caused my fund to be devalued by £9,000 in only a couple of months. I am not happy at all and will be taking further action with FSA....
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	Abbey Life Pension Schemes ... abbey life the money i was paying in at the end of the year there was less. at one point £20,000 now about £6000 was told how well there performance was. well that turned out to be wrong. phoned them and they were about as helpfull as there performance. wish i had never heard of them. trying now to get my money out without to much charges. there charges to the account are high... Read the full review: abbey life pension by peter
	Virgin Money Stakeholder Pension ... some glitches; on a couple of occasions it has failed to understand the details I have spoken, and while this means that I get the information I was phoning for from an operator instead, I have found it a bit frustrating when this has happened. - My Final Thoughts I have never had cause to regret taking out Virgin Money’s Stakeholder Pension, and after five years find myself happy with performance, service and communication. Admittedly I haven’t used their online service as much as I expected I would (in fact it has been a couple of years since I last used it, so any comments I have on this aspect of the product would probably be redundant now anyway). The reason for ... Read the full review: Like a Virgin (Saving for the very first time) by collingwood21
	Personal Pension Schemes in general ... by your employer, my strictly non-professional advic e would be to snap it up while you can. If you work in the public sector you should be in the fortunate position of being offered such a scheme. * DEFINED CONTRIBUTION SCHEMES (Including Stakeholder Pensions) * Again, as the name suggests, defined contribution schemes focus on the amount you pay into the scheme, rather than the amount of benefit you get when you retire. This means there is no guarantee of how much you will receive in retirement - that all depends on how well your investment performs. This is why they are sometim... Read the full review: Get Yourself a Pension NOW!!!! by delawney