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Setting up a Pension

fire_man · 2014-02-02 20:35:14

I'm looking to set up a Pension at work.My employer does not contribute towards a pension.How do I go about setting up a scheme? Thanks

02-02-2014 8:35pm

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fire_man

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I'm looking to set up a Pension at work.My employer does not contribute towards a pension.How do I go about setting up a scheme?

Thanks

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#2 02-02-2014 8:36pm

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Has your employer offered you the option of contributing to a PRSA fund through the payroll?

If not, how many employees are in your company?

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#3 02-02-2014 8:41pm

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don't buy annuity

commission will kill you

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#4 02-02-2014 9:23pm

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Yes I can contribute to a PRSA fund at work ,do I have to go to a pension provider directly or do work organize this?

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#5 15-02-2014 11:33pm

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Anyone have advice on this?thanks

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#6 22-02-2014 2:22am

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fire_man wrote: »

Anyone have advice on this?thanks

Your employer is obliged to allow you paid time off work to meet an advisor to discuss your options around this. Perhaps get your payroll dept to give you the contact name? Alternatively contact a pension provider.

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