Friends Provident has launched a new range of individual pensions compatible with the Government's new stakeholder regulations which reduces charges the more money is invested
The Personal Range provides access to over 50 funds through 17 fund management groups and also enables a reduction of annual management charges as the fund value increases. Martin Palmer, manager of pensions marketing at Friends Provident says the new individual pensions work in a similar way as the banks, by offering lower charges to individuals as the fund grows and as people put more money into the fund. He says: “The idea is a way of rewarding loyalty for people investing larger sums of money into the fund.” Management charges would reduce at various threshold levels including, ...
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