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Stakeholder Pensions
Stakeholder Pensions are a new and flexible way for
individuals to save money in order to provide themselves with an income in retirement over
and above that, which is provided by the State. These are being introduced by the
Government in April 2001.
From October 2000, employers will have to start considering
whether they will need to offer their employees access to a Stakeholder pension. If you
employ five or more staff and do not currently provide a pension scheme then chances are
that you will have to do something. And you may still not be exempt even if you currently
offer a pension scheme.
For more information about how Stakeholder Pensions affects
you, please select one of the options below:
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