_ 1 Stop Independent Stakeholder Pension Advice _ In A Company Pension Scheme

Published / Last Updated on 26/10/2006

Can I be a member of a Company Pension Scheme and invest in a Stakeholder Pension Scheme? Stakeholder Cafe.com Quick Links:   Quotations   Compare & Buy Pensions   Get Help or Advice Using Stakeholder Pensions to top up your Company Pension Scheme Certain types of employee are allowed to save in a Stakeholder Pension at the same time as being a member of a Company Pension Scheme.  If you a member of a company pension scheme and 1) Are not a Director of a Limited Company where you own 20% or more of the shares and 2) Earn below £30,000 per annum then you can save using a Stakeholder Pension Scheme.  You can save in a Stakeholder Scheme up to a maximum of £3,600 per annum (gross of basic rate tax) on top of the maximum of 15% of your salary to the main scheme.  Alternatively, you may consider saving in an Additional Voluntary Contribution Scheme (AVC's).  For more on these types of pension click here .  Stakeholder Cafe.com Quick Links:   Quotations   Compare & Buy Pensions   Get Help or Advice  

Explore our Site

About
Advice
Money MOT
T and C