Protected Rights

Changes in legislation now mean that you can get more control of your Protected Rights pension pot. Our special Protected Rights pension booklet explains it all.

What has happened?

The lifting of restrictions on Protected Rights pensions opens up the possibility of consolidating and simplifying your pension holding into a SIPP, giving you more control while also providing a far wider range of investment possibilities.

In our special Protected Rights explained booklet you will find the full story, simply and clearly explained, cutting through the jargon and getting straight to the heart of the matter. It is the ideal first stop when considering your next pension move.

Does it affect you?

The chances are, it does. At least six million people have contracted out of the State Second Pension (S2P), previously known as a SERPS, since 1988. Many more people will have done the same through their Occupational Pension Schemes at work. If you are in this group then you should be looking closely at this opportunity.

Checklist

If you answer in the affirmative to the following questions, then you should definitely take time to read our Protected Rights explained booklet.

• Are you an active investor seeking more control of your pension investment decisions?
• Do you want a far broader range of investment possibilities, offering potentially higher returns?
• Do you want to simplify the management of your pension holdings and achieve greater transparency in your investment?
• Do you want greater control and the ability to fine-tune your pension in accordance with your overall investment strategy?

Request your free Protected Rights explained booklet.

Next steps to take control of your pension

We see the changes to pension regulation as the perfect opportunity to review your current pension plans including your protected rights pension plans. We can obtain all the information you will need to do this at no obligation or cost, upon completion of a simple form.

Complete our letter of authority form here to take the first step towards taking control of your pension.