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Occupational pension
Occupational pension is paid by the employer and adds to the public pension. As an employer you choose how to arrange it, and that choice affects both the company's costs and your employees' pensions.
An advisor helps you compare solutions and pick one that suits the size and needs of your company.
Your advisor goes through the needs of the company and its employees and compares the occupational pension solutions available, from savings plans to insurance.
If your company already has an occupational pension, an advisor can go through it and show you what could be changed.
Answer a few questions and we will show you occupational pension advisors who fit your company. It costs nothing and you are under no obligation.
Occupational pension gives employees more to live on when they retire. It can be defined contribution, where the employer pays in an agreed premium and the pension depends on how the money is managed, or defined benefit, where the pension is set in advance.
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