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A stakeholder pension SHP is a defined contribution pension scheme designed to provide financial benefits for retirement — based on the following factors:.
Pensions are a long-term investment. The money you pay into a pension is invested and the value of investments and any income generated from them can go down as well as up and are not guaranteed. You may not get back the amount originally invested. You should look to take advice or speak to someone before implementing any major changes to your finances or assets to mitigate the tax-burden. Stakeholder pension schemes provide a flexible way to contribute to your pension fund and save for retirement.
There is no limit on how many stakeholder pensions you can have. However, there are limits on the amount you can contribute across your plans while still receiving tax relief.
To maximise your investments, there are limits on the charges that can be placed on your account. You can access the funds in your stakeholder pension from the age of 55, or from when you retire.
With a stakeholder pension you can either withdraw:. However, you should be able to move your funds to another stakeholder pension provider.
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