- What are Stakeholder Pensions?
- What's Special about Pensions?
- How do Stakeholder Pensions Differ to other Pensions?
- Who can apply?
- Why do I need a second pension?
- Carry back - Utilising unused relief
- Risk Factors
- Electing a Pension Basis Year and Concurrency
- Childrens Stakeholder Pensions
- What is S2P and Contracting Out
- Stakeholder Decision Trees
Childrens Stakeholder Pensions
Giving children the best start in Life
Not only can you invest a potential £3,600 into a stakeholder pension for yourself, and your spouse but also for children or even grandchildren.
No other child targeted savings vehicle sees the government offer to contribute to your investment - so take advantage whilst you still can! The maximum annual contribution of £3,600 only costs you £2,808, that's a contribution of £792 from the taxman!
Children and grandchildren can effectively get tax relief on money that they haven't paid tax on!
Time is money - literally!
Contributions made during the first 18 years of life could be worth more than the equivalent contributions made during the 42 years from 18 - 60*.
The table below demonstrates the benefits of starting a stakeholder pension as soon as possible.
| Contributions of £3,600 per annum between ages | Potential Fund Value At Age 60* |
|---|---|
| 0-16 then stopped | £1,230,000 |
| 0-18 then stopped | £1,310,000 |
| 0-21 then stopped | £1,430,000 |
| from 18-60 | £659,000 |
| from 30-60 | £298,000 |
| from 40-60 | £139,000 |
| from 50-60 | £50,100 |
| *These projections are based on a medium growth rate of 7% with an Annual Management Charge of 1%, courtesy of Axa Sun Life. |
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