Pensions
Updated 17/3/08
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Those schemes we know about which are of particular interest to voluntary sector organisations.
Elsewhere
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See Staff Payment Practicalities for explanation of pension issues, who has to provide stakeholders etc.
Schemes targeted at voluntary sector
- The Pensions Trust is the
only pension provider working exclusively with the voluntary sector. There is a specific scheme they manage for NICVA/northern Ireland charities, for instance. Email: enquiries@thepensionstrust.org.uk. Verity House,
19 Haymarket Yards,
Edinburgh,
EH12 5BH, phone 0131 341 1200
or Verity House, 6 Canal Wharf,
Leeds, LS11 5BQ, phone 0113 234 5500.
- Kingsworld Walder may
still have a Voluntary Sector Stakeholder pension scheme (the specific
web site has gone). Phone 0800 092 018.
- NCVO (National Council for Voluntary Organisations) has launched a stakeholder
pension scheme in partnership with Friends Provident.
Fund charge of 0.85% and a choice of unit-linked investment funds (including ethical). Details from Friends Provident Pension Solutions Direct on 0800 169 4826, email: PSD@friendsprovident.co.uk - quote NCVO.
There are regional workshops on this scheme being arranged for Sept 01 - see our event diary or email: deals@ncvo-vol.org.uk
- Nurture, 'the stakeholder pension for charities and non-profit organisations', has been developed by Regent Pensions Management with Norwich Union. Currently charges are 0.8%, with reductions as funds increase. One College Hill, London, EC4B 4HQ, phone 020 7248 7002, email: charity@regentorg.com
Other schemes
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TUC has both published Stakeholder information on the web, for union reps, employees and employers, and come up with its own scheme.
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Ethical Investors Group has set up Ethical Stakeholder# web site giving some info, and can assist in this area.
Glossary
IFA - Independent Financial Adviser
