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For the corporate entrepreneur a Small Self-Administered Scheme could be the number one choice for retirement planning.
A SSAS is established under Trust by a company's directors. They are the 'members' and 'Trustees' of the pension scheme. The directors, as Trustees, have control over their investments. Unlike other pension schemes the directors can invest their SSAS' funds in their own company through share purchase, unsecured loans or by purchasing plant, machinery and property to lease back to the company.
With good corporate financial planning advice, innovative entrepreneurs can make their SSAS work for their business whilst building up a substantial fund to benefit them in retirement.
The rules are, of course, complex and not all types of investment are permitted by the Revenue. Our independent financial advice and expertise will help you get the most from your investment.
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