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A popular way of topping up pension funds has for a number of years been through additional voluntary contributions or AVCs. They are cost and tax effective answer to help you make the most of your retirement.
There are two types of AVC:
Following the 2006 pension changes, AVCs and FSAVCs could become even more popular as 25% of all pension funds may be taken as a tax-free lump sum. To find out if AVCs could be the best way to supplement your pension funds, please complete the Quick Enquiry Form above and we will arrange for a financial adviser to contact you.
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