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Some employers already provide a company pension scheme as part of their employment package to help employees save for their retirement.
There are three main types of individual pensions - personal pensions, stakeholder pensions and self-invested personal pensions.
An Additional Voluntary Contributions plan is set up by an employer for employees to make further contributions to potentially build up additional benefits.
As you fund an individual pension yourself, the more you pay in, the more potential there is for you to achieve the retirement you want.
If you are a member of your workplace pension scheme your employer would normally, at least, match your contributions.
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An annuity is a way to ensure you get a guaranteed income in retirement.
The way that you decide to take your pension will affect what will happen to it when you are no longer here.
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There are a lot of things to consider before you'll be able to answer this question.
This is the million dollar question and to some extent depends on what you want to do in retirement.
Many people still believe that they have to retire at a date set by someone else.
There are some important things you need to think about before it is too late. For example what happens to your pension when you die?
