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About stakeholder pensions
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Who should take out a stakeholder pension?
Stakeholder pensions could be a good option for people who currently earn more than around £10,000 a year. However, they are available to almost everybody, including people in employment, fixed contract workers, the self-employed and people who are not actually working but can afford to make contributions. It’s also possible to contribute to someone else’s stakeholder pension - for instance someone can make contributions to their non-working partner’s stakeholder scheme on their behalf.|
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| Related pages |
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| Register of stakeholder schemes |
| Guidance for employers |
| Scheme members and the Pensions Regulator |
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| Financial Services Authority |