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My Pension Provider does not offer UFPLS
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Thanks, but I meant on their online application !Marcon said:
You can and there is! Open a stakeholder pension by posting Aviva a cheque for £16*, along with the completed application form, which has space for details of the transfer you want to make (so include that at the same time): https://static.aviva.io/content/dam/document-library/adviser/pensions/sp01006.pdfStellaMan said:Unfortunately I can't open an Aviva account myself as the initial investment has to be paid by DD or Debit Card, there's no option to transfer money from another pension
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Make sure you tick box 9 to confirm that you are applying direct and not using an adviser.
**page 6 of their form is incredibly confusing. You need to enter £20 where it refers to 'Single payment by cheque' and then asks for the gross amount of your payment, but the cheque itself should be for £16 (because Aviva then add the basic rate tax top up directly to your pension, bringing you up to £20 gross)0 -
I have gone through the online process with Hargreaves Lansdown now, thank you to every one of you ... the only drawback was that I had to download & sign a form that Zurich insist I supply with my signature on it ... I don't even remember opening this pension plan ... I hope it's not something my dad did for me as he's been dead for 10 years now !!!!!Malthusian said:As opening an Aviva Stakeholder without an intermediary requires the OP to go through a phone call or some kind of process with an Aviva representative to "establish their demands and needs", it would surely be simpler to open a more modern pension with one of the providers that will do the whole process online and allow the plan to be opened with a transfer, without needing to pay in £16 + tax relief first.1
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