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there is a company pension scheme that you are in or can join.
We will assess it and see if you need to
make any additional investment, either into the scheme or by alternative
methods.
It is worth noting that while people
think that a company scheme means retiring on two thirds of final salary,
this only applies in good schemes, and normally only if you have worked
for the company for 40 years before retiring.
If you spend 20 years without any company
pension and then join a good scheme you will retire on 20 years service
and a pension of only one third of your salary. For such people making
additional provision while working is clearly important since other wise a
£30,000 salary results in the sad surprise a £10,000 pension.
Use the Pensions
Audit to assess your position.
If there is no employers scheme then we
would normally expect to use a Personal
Pension Plan, or, if you established one before July 1988, develop
your Retirement
Annuity
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