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Loughton_Monkey wrote: »They are known as "Crapita" in that responsible and informative organ called 'Private Eye'
We're talking about Capita Hartshead here? I think there is another Capita out there. I work with their consultancy arm only and I think they are doing a really good job. Hence can't really comment on their administration services.All views are my own and not those of the Pension Quality Mark.0 -
Just as well, because the answer is "yes, maybe" assuming they mean contributions above the minimum needed for full employer matching. Have a read of the ISA vs Pensions sticky topic.RobertinHerts wrote: »When Addtional Voluntary Contributions (AVC) were brought up I asked whether they had any advantage over ISAs, the answer was "no". This key point is not mentioned in the booklet.
That's a much better answer.RobertinHerts wrote: »To be fair he didn't exactly say 'No' and but admitted that ISAs are more flexible.
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