IPSE recommends 'sidecar pension' to get self-employed saving
AE 'won't work' for self-employed
According to the IPSE report, fewer than a third (31%) of the UK's 4.8 million self-employed are paying into a pension
A 'sidecar pension' would be an effective method to get the self-employed saving for their retirement, according to the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed (IPSE).
The trade body's report ‘How to solve the self-employed pensions crisis' described a ‘sidecar pension' as a scheme that allows someone to pay money into a fund that divides contributions between a pension...
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