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personal pension

British

noun

a private pension scheme in which an individual contributes part of his or her salary to a financial institution, which invests it so that a lump sum is available on retirement; this is then used to purchase an annuity
a pension derived from such a scheme

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As he is self-employed, Andrew has set up a self-invested personal pension.

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Under the French system, very few people have personal pension plans linked to capital investments.

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She said her personal pension was not enough to live on.

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Also set out some ideas for a new leader to boost home ownership by unlocking part of personal pension plans.

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Now, the new ban prohibits cold-calling in relation to pensions, except where the caller is authorised by the FCA, or is the trustee or manager of an occupational or personal pension scheme, and the recipient of the call consents to calls, or has an existing relationship with the caller.

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