_ 1 Stop Independent Stakeholder Pension Advice _ Company Directors

Published / Last Updated on 26/10/2006

Company Directors And Stakeholder Pensions Stakeholder Cafe.com Quick Links:   Quotations   Compare & Buy Pensions   Get Help or Advice The Inland Revenue defines a Controlling director as anyone who directly or indirectly (e.g.  via spouse or family) controls 20% or more of a Limited Company's voting share capital.  If this does not apply to you then please visit our pages for employees Directors can enjoy the benefits of low cost Stakeholder Pensions much the same as their employees.  Directors should be aware that they are not allowed to contribute to a company type pension scheme such as an executive pension and a Stakeholder at the same time.  More more on this click here.   However,  the Inland Revenue place various restrictions and rules regarding Directors and pension planning.  They are complex and you will need professional advice.  There are many types of pension scheme that a Director may wish to invest in such as Company Schemes, Executive Pension Arrangements, Small Self Administered Schemes (SSAS) or Self Invested Personal Pension Plans.  Full details of rules for Company Directors, Business Owner Ideas and other types of pension scheme are in PensionsAdviser.com .  Some of these schemes may be useful to you for business planning as they may be able to lend your business money or to buy commercial property.  Some of them could buy shares in your business to raise capital.  Stakeholder Cafe.com Quick Links:   Quotations   Compare & Buy Pensions   Get Help or Advice

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