Despite the added flexibility and wider investment choice that personal pensions offer, most people should invest in their occupational scheme unless there is a good reason for opting out
A-Day means that for the first time providers, advisers and clients will be faced with a single pensions regime. There will be no difference between contribution levels or benefit levels for personal pensions and occupational schemes. It will be a level playing field - so how will individuals choose which way to go and what should intermediaries be taking into account when advising them? When making the case for a personal pension, it is the involvement of the employer and their willingness to contribute that really makes the difference. Drastic changes in working patterns and lifestyles, ...
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