pensions

At its most basic a pension is a fund that you build up over your working life in order to provide income for yourself in retirement.

While most people can rely on some level of State Pension, the maximum Basic State Pension amounts to only £87.30 per week for a single person, or £139.60 per week for a married couple*, therefore most people consider arranging additional pensions an essential part of their financial planning.

*as at 2007/08 tax year

We look at all pensions even advice on your options at retirement age.

You may not be paying into a pension but have a preserved (paid up plan) pension that you have forgotten about. What is it doing and is it working for you. You might not consider it worth looking at but until you ask you will never know.