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Recent graduate pension advice desperately needed!
WeeMcG
Posts: 1 Newbie
Im 23 and graduated in June 2007 with a student loan of £12k
I managed to pay off my student overdrafts and have no credit card debt anymore and I have savings of £2k.
At the moment I'm technically unemployed as I work for board and lodgings in France and I'm not recieving any UK benefits. I will be returning to the UK in September 08 and will be seeking full time work as quickly as possible.
I'm aware that I should be considering a pension scheme but I can only realsitically afford around £20 per month at present but I really dont know where to start!? Private or stakeholder pension and who with?
Please help!
Many thanks, weemcg x
I managed to pay off my student overdrafts and have no credit card debt anymore and I have savings of £2k.
At the moment I'm technically unemployed as I work for board and lodgings in France and I'm not recieving any UK benefits. I will be returning to the UK in September 08 and will be seeking full time work as quickly as possible.
I'm aware that I should be considering a pension scheme but I can only realsitically afford around £20 per month at present but I really dont know where to start!? Private or stakeholder pension and who with?
Please help!
Many thanks, weemcg x
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wait until you have a proper job ...no point in saving 20 per month for a pension at this stage0
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Yeah, agree with the above.
I graduated and when I eventually got my fulltime proper job I then started in their pension scheme.
I was 22 when I got my first proper job.
Before that I was just temping so not paying into a pension, but tbh, I didn't even give it a second thought.
I'll worry about that in years to come anyway."I'm not from around here, I have my own customs"
For confirmation: No, I'm not a 40 year old woman, I'm a 26 year old bloke!0 -
"I work for board and lodgings in France "
I thought the French did away with slavery years ago ?0
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