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New pension rules

A-Day is upon us and your alarm bells should be ringing. The revolution in pension rules on 6 April could be just the impetus you need to put your house in order – but careful planning is vital. Confused? Don’t worry; our three-part guide to A-Day takes you step-by-step through the changes. We’re also offering a pensions seminar, a comprehensive guide to the changes and the chance to consult a pensions expert – all absolutely free. 






Part 2: Step by step
Sam Barrett

The first, and possibly the most time-consuming step, is to work out exactly what you have in terms of pension provision. This means digging out any paperwork you have on all the pensions you have amassed so far - including personal pensions and pensions you may have had with previous and current employers.

Part 3: Not a threat - an opportunity
Sam Barrett

All the moves outlined in 'Part 2: Step by step' are vital before A-Day if you are to avoid being disadvantaged. However, the new rules open up possibilities that mean it may be worth delaying particular pension planning moves until after A-Day - most notably, it may be worth waiting to retire.

Part 1: Wake up to the new pension rules
Sam Barrett

Great news: we're living longer than ever. Each subsequent generation will have more time than the last to lower their golf handicap and travel the world. By the time we're finished we'll be a nation of Jack Niklauses and Alan Whickers.



FREE pension seminar

29 March 2006, London
Do you know how the new pension rules will affect you?

We explain:

- Pensions simplification
- How can you prepare
- Your retirement options
- How to use self-invested personal pensions (SIPPs)
- New investment opportunities within your pension

Book your free place now

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