UK Personal Pension

A personal pension is where you make contributions into a pension fund to ensure a secure and comfortable retirement. A personal pension is also known as a private pension as you are saving for a pension that you will receive in addition to the state pension.

You can generally take out a personal pension regardless of whether you are employed or unemployed. A personal pension plan can be taken out with a number of financial institutions - banks, building societies, insurance providers and pension companies.

A stakeholder pension is a type of personal pension that is available to everyone and is subject to certain rules to ensure that it is flexible and value for money. You can also take out a children's stakeholder pension to start a personal pension plan for their future as soon as possible. A children's stakeholder pension could result in a larger pension fund than if someone started saving for example, from when they are 18 years old until they are 60!

Before you select a personal pension plan we would recommend that you seek advice from a financial adviser to help with your UK personal pension needs.

However you can carry out your own UK pensions research via the links below.

	Get Expert Pension Help & Advice Is your pension in the right place for you? Let us guide you. Independent and impartial advice to find the rights options for you.
	UK Pension Release Over 50? Release cash from your pension. How it works? Free info pack.
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	Find Pensions at Ask.com Whatever type of pension you're looking for, find it with Ask.com. Browse a wide range of providers and find what you need in seconds.
	UK Pensions Advice Pensions in the UK: your official guide.