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Under these circumstances the OP wouldnt be self employed.it's completely different if you pay yourself in dividends as a director and there are ways to contribute to a pension from your company if this is the case.
Of course there is much misunderstanding over the meaning of "self employed" around here.0 -
Lots of great articles on monevator so do a bit of reasearch into SIPPS. One option would be to start a sipp a/c with a low cost provider like Charles Stanley Direct and set up a monthly DD into something simple like Vanguard Lifestrategy fund. Also worthwhile doing the same with a S&S ISA.I work for myself so can't have a workplace pension. Would you still recommend a private pension?
http://monevator.com/using-vanguard-lifestrategy-funds-life/
Also consider the Slow & Steady low cost portfolio on Monevator (update today).0
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