Self-employed

As a self-employed person, you won't have the option to join a workplace pension scheme.  However, if you've made enough National Insurance contributions, you will get the basic state pension and the flat rate state pension.  It is therefore essential to think about contributing to your own personal pension plan. 

How much will you need?

Our retirement planning service is designed to provide you with an an idea of the size of pension fund you will need to give you the retirement you want, and therefore the amount you need to regularly save to help you achieve that.  As your life and work evolve, so will your plan, and we will conduct regular reviews with you to make sure you're still on track to reach your goals. 

The performance of your investments is subject to risk(s).  Its performance may fluctuate based on movements in the market and economic condition(s).  Capital at risk.

Currency movements may also effect the value of investments.  You may get back less than you originally invested.  Past performance is not a reliable indicator of the future performance.

Tax treatment is based on an individual's unique circumstances.