Pensions for Employees
Your employees are one of your company’s most
important assets. There are simple and cost-effective
ways to give them additional benefits, especially
pensions?
The three main considerations in this area generally
centre on:
- Administration
There are some pension plans which allow
the company to take on the responsibility of
providing pensions for their employees without
the administrative headaches. Pension providers
and independent financial advisers work together
to keep all aspects of the initial and on-going
administration away from the employer. This
would include familiarising employees with the
finer details of the pension scheme. The company's
responsibility would simply be to maintain contributions
and inform us of any changes (i.e. new employees
and leavers).
- Choice
In today's pensions market there are many
providers to choose from. This choice is mainly
due to the different charges, performance and
options of the individual providers. The differences
between the worst and best performing schemes,
in terms of charges and investment returns,
are startling. We can save you money by selecting
the most effective schemes on the market.
- Cost
Employers now have the choice to set-up and
contribute as much or as little into a company
pension scheme as they wish. For example, a
pension scheme with a low level of funding could
be introduced initially. The contributions
could then be increased as the company grows.
At the same time, the employer could insist
that employees contribute, as a minimum, on
a like-for-like basis.
These are but a few of the many advantages of
planning for employees.
Questions
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