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Paying lump sum contribution - Which is the best?
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My wife and I both have personal pensions and we are both directors of an Ltd Company. I normally pay lump sums from the company into my personal pension which is with Countrywide assure and is based on funds that have a bid/spread cost of 5%. on a 30K contribution I immediately lose £1,500.00. I have looked at previous contributions and its taken nearly a year to break even. However, I have realized the tax benefits via Corporation Tax savings.
My wife has an Aviva Personal pension and there is no bid/spread on contributions paid into it. Is this a no-brainer, should I pay lumps sums into the Aviva Pension instead of the Countrywide pension with the 5% costs?
J
My wife has an Aviva Personal pension and there is no bid/spread on contributions paid into it. Is this a no-brainer, should I pay lumps sums into the Aviva Pension instead of the Countrywide pension with the 5% costs?
J
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What are the respective fund performances like?Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!0
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Good question, I am satisfied with the Countrywide performance, based on my recent contributions I would say its about 6+%. I'll need to check on the Aviva performance.0
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