Pensions explained

There are several types of pension - SIPP, stakeholder, personal, company and state. To help with your planning you'll need to know how they differ, which ones are relevant to you and the rules around contributing and drawing your pension.

Understanding pension rules

Government pension rules introduced in April 2006 (known as "A-day") were designed to make saving for retirement much simpler.   Find out how these could affect your retirement planning.

State pensions

If you're working, you're usually building up the right to a Basic state pension – and possibly an additional State Pension. Find out more about your entitlement.

Employer pensions

If your employer offers you membership of a company pension scheme, it usually makes sense to join it.  Find out why, and about the different types of scheme on offer.

Personal Pensions

Paying regular or lump sums into a personal pension may suit you. Find out more about the different types – personal, stakeholder and self-invested personal pensions (SIPPs).
 
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