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private pesnion vs new pension
sukh38
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Hi,
My employer has opted colleagues into the new pension scheme just want some help to make sure I am in the best scheme.
Ok I am part of the old scheme (Private pension) pension scheme 1
I put in 3% my employer adds another 17%
I put in another 3% my employer matches that also.
Pension scheme 2 is the new one that all employers are doing the company puts a lump sum towards their employees pension.
Is there any flaws with pension scheme 2 ? Can someone tell me the difference or which sounds more beneficial in the wrong run.
Many Thanks
My employer has opted colleagues into the new pension scheme just want some help to make sure I am in the best scheme.
Ok I am part of the old scheme (Private pension) pension scheme 1
I put in 3% my employer adds another 17%
I put in another 3% my employer matches that also.
Pension scheme 2 is the new one that all employers are doing the company puts a lump sum towards their employees pension.
Is there any flaws with pension scheme 2 ? Can someone tell me the difference or which sounds more beneficial in the wrong run.
Many Thanks
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Without any details of scheme 2 we have no idea. IS the lump sum in scheme 2 more or less than the 20% in scheme 1?0
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As said, we can't tell. but any LS that doesn't match the 20% you get now is a bad deal
Also, look at charges, funds/investments available. It sounds like your Sch1 is a Barclays pension, which is predominantly gilts/bonds based0
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