Yes – contributions to a registered pension scheme by an employer are allowable as a deduction in their trade profits …
View full answer »For more information about the relief at source method, please visit our pension tax webpage.
View full answer »Yes, usually from age 55, you can take your whole pension pot and use it however you want. However, there …
View full answer »Auto-enrolment doesn’t apply to employees aged 75 or over. So, you shouldn’t continue or start taking pension contributions for these …
View full answer »Thinking of leaving The People’s Pension? If you’re thinking about moving to another pension provider, it’s a good idea to …
View full answer »Am I entitled to a refund? If you’ve requested to opt out of your workplace pension scheme within 1 calendar …
View full answer »Pension savings can be a very effective way to save for the future. Your employee may not be aware of …
View full answer »You can ask your employer if they’re able to organise for you to reduce your contributions instead, to below the …
View full answer »If you’re new to The People’s Pension, you might be wondering why you can’t see any pension contributions on your …
View full answer »When an employer has decided to use their own definition of pensionable pay (also known as self-certification), there are different minimum contribution …
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