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For advice on how to plan your finances for your future, seek professional advice from an independent financial advisor. Definition First, back to basics – what is a pension? It’s a regular source of tax-free income for you to live on when you retire. As contributions towards your pension fund during your working life also receive tax relief, it’s a more tax-efficient than other methods of saving. The government department responsible for managing and administering state pensions and other pensions related benefits is The Pension Service, which is part of the Department of Work and Pensions. State pension The government provides a state pension, which can be claimed by men over the age of 65 and women over the age of 60 (although this will increase to 65 in line with the male pension age by 2020). Not everyone qualifies for a state pension, and even those who do will receive different incomes depending on their working history. 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It’s a regular source of tax-free income for you to live on when you retire. As contributions towards your pension fund during your working life also receive tax relief, it’s a more tax-efficient than other methods of saving. The government department responsible for managing and administering state pensions and other pensions related benefits is The Pension Service, which is part of the Department of Work and Pensions. State pension The government provides a state pension, which can be claimed by men over the age of 65 and women over the age of 60 (although this will increase to 65 in line with the male pension age by 2020). Not everyone qualifies for a state pension, and even those who do will receive different incomes depending on their working history. Entitlement is calculated according to the number of national insurance contributions (NICs) you (or your partner/spouse) have paid, which are converted into ‘qualifying years’. 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State pension The government provides a state pension, which can be claimed by men over the age of 65 and women over the age of 60 (although this will increase to 65 in line with the male pension age by 2020). Not everyone qualifies for a state pension, and even those who do will receive different incomes depending on their working history. Entitlement is calculated according to the number of national insurance contributions (NICs) you (or your partner/spouse) have paid, which are converted into ‘qualifying years’. You’ll need to have worked and paid contri The Pros and Cons of Mortgage Marketing Products fund during your working life also receive tax relief, it’s a more tax-efficient than other methods of saving.Some companies are not set up well to use certain products, some have enough layers (openers/jr. LO, etc…) to work with cold data to cultivate successful marketing. Within this article we will explore the pro's and Con's of the different mortgage marketing method that have been proven money makers for our company.Hot Transfers - A pre-qualified person on the phone. Great for experienced and mid-career LO’s, especially if the lead is solid and well qualified. BUT... Hot transfers have the highest cost to create / purchase, quality of pre-transfer information can be poor and most vendors are simply looking for a way to get any client to agree to tran The government department responsible for managing and administering state pensions and other pensions related benefits is The Pension Service, which is part of the Department of Work and Pensions. State pension The government provides a state pension, which can be claimed by men over the age of 65 and women over the age of 60 (although this will increase to 65 in line with the male pension age by 2020). Not everyone qualifies for a state pension, and even those who do will receive different incomes depending on their working history. Entitlement is calculated according to the number of national insurance contributions (NICs) you (or your partner/spouse) have paid, which are converted into ‘qualifying years’. You’ll need to have worked and paid contri Sales Success Tip-Four Phases of Increasing Your Sales age of 60 (although this will increase to 65 in line with the male pension age by 2020).Once you understand the four phases of the sales cycle, you can then use that understanding to either initiate the process or move it along. (Remember that it is vitally important that YOU control the process). Before you can even begin to think about how to close the sale and bank that commission check, you've got understand how the process works in the mind of your prospect. Now, keep in mind that this process is exactly the same in every sale of every product or service. First you must get the attention of your prospect. That is, something about your product or service must catch their eye or their ear. This could be an ad, a PR story, Not everyone qualifies for a state pension, and even those who do will receive different incomes depending on their working history. Entitlement is calculated according to the number of national insurance contributions (NICs) you (or your partner/spouse) have paid, which are converted into ‘qualifying years’. You’ll need to have worked and paid contributions for around 90% of your adult working life in order to receive the full state pension. If you’ve been out of work for long periods in order to bring up a family or look after someone, you’ll be compensated for missing NICs through ‘Home Responsibilities Protection’. If you’ve been out of work for other reasons and have been claiming benefits such as jobseeker’s allowance, or income support, the government will have paid your NICs on your behalf for the period(s) in which you claimed benefit. The minimum you need to get the basic state pension is 25% of the qualifying years. If you have anywhere between the minimum and maximum amount of qualifying years, the amount you receive in your state pension will be adjusted in relation to how many qualifying years you have, so the more you have, the better. Those who have less than 25% of qualifying years won’t be able to claim any state pension at all, although there are other government pension benefits to assist those on low incomes in retirement, such as pension credits or the Over 80 pension. Additional state pension schemes In addition to the basic state pension, the government has a top-up scheme to enable people to increase the amount of pension income they receive. SERPS (State Earnings-Related Pension Scheme) Until April 2002, SERPS was the government’s second pension scheme, which allowed anyone earning more than ?75 per week to make additional NICs. The level of NICs paid was earnings-related. However, the government deemed SERPS unfair on people with low incomes and those with big gaps in their employment history, so it was crapped and replaced with the Second State Pension in 2002 with the aim of allowing everyone to save more for their retirement. SERPS gave the option of
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