personal pension
noun[C]
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apensionthat youorganizefor yourself with aninsurancecompany,ratherthan one that isorganizedbyyouremployer:
Theearlieryoustartingpayinginto apersonalpension, the moretimethemoneywill have togrow.
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The voluntary pension insurance fees or transfers to apersonalpensionaccount are credited in earned income taxation up to 5000 per year.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Likepersonalpensionschemes, stakeholder pensions must provide an income in retirement using a minimum of 75% of the fund.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.It developed market leadingpersonalpensionand additional voluntary contribution plans while maintaining its record of operating with one of the lowest expense ratios in the industry.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The odds of contributing to apersonalpensionwere nearly twice as high for women aged under 50 as for those aged over 50.
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Contributing to apersonalpensionin spite of low earnings was much more common among women than men.
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The 37 per cent lacking access have two alternatives: to contribute to apersonalpension(12 per cent) or not (25 per cent).
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In total, 28% of those who are not offered a pension by their employer have an individual,personalpension.
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Unlike men, marital status had no significant effect on excluded women's likelihood of contributing to apersonalpension.
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As expected, part timers were less likely than full timers to contribute to apersonalpension.
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