Wesleyan Assurance Society has launched a personal pension plan aimed at the self employed and emplo...
Wesleyan Assurance Society has launched a personal pension plan aimed at the self employed and employees who are not members of a company pension scheme. The personal pension aims to offer investors flexibility in terms of contributions, retirement options and benefits. Individuals can decide exactly how much they want to invest and how often. Contributions can also be halted and started again at no extra cost. This will be subject to Inland Revenue rules, which restricts this to one month for regular premium pension policies, and minimum investment limits. The annual management fee i...
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