Pensions For Beginners: The Complete Guide

Investing and pensions

29 January 2008 | 0 Comments

If the prospect of saving for a pension terrifies you, take a look at our three-part pensions guide for beginners.

If the prospect of saving for a pension terrifies you, take a look at my three-part pensions guide for beginners: 1. Pensions For Beginners: All You Need To Know In this article I explain what a pension is and look at the tax breaks which you can benefit from. I also examine some of the alternatives to pensions. 2. Pensions For Beginners: Part Two Here I write about the different types of pension including the state pension, 'salary-related pensions' and the S2P. Don't worry, if those terms mean nothing to you, all should become clear..... 3. Pensions For Beginners: Part Three I look at the different types of 'money-purchase' pensions including stakeholder pensions and SIPPs. Hopefully these three articles will make pensions seem less scary. If you want to find out more, read Neil Faulkner's Four-Step Guide To A Comfortable Retirement. If you have any queries, feel free to ask for help from kind Fools on our Pensions - Practical Problems discussion board.

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