_ 1 Stop Independent Stakeholder Pensions Advice _ Retired Or Not Working

Published / Last Updated on 26/10/2006

Retired Or Not Working Currently - You Can Still Contribute Stakeholder Cafe.com Quick Links:   Quotations   Compare & Buy Pensions   Get Help or Advice When you stop working you are allowed to contribute to a Stakeholder Pension Scheme.  Under the Cessation of Earnings Rules - you are allowed to choose the highest salary for any one of your final year's salary and the previous five years salaries.  This will then be used as the basis for calculating the maximum you can contribute into a Stakeholder pension for the next five years after having ceased work.  (This then becomes known as your Presumed Earnings ).  Visit the Stakeholder Maximum Contribution Calculator now.   Even when you have retired the above rules are the same.  Moreover, once your Presumed Earnings Period has finished you can still contribute up to £3,600 (gross) per annum with no evidence of earnings required.  So in theory, if can afford it you can contribute up to £3,600 per annum until age 75 when you are not working.  You can apply for a pension scheme in the the Interactive Zone.  Stakeholder Cafe.com Quick Links:   Quotations   Compare & Buy Pensions   Get Help or Advice

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