Irish Life welcomes recent progress in Auto Enrolment legislation, which is a very positive development. The key next step will be for the Government to provide a definitive timeline for the launch of the scheme. It would be beneficial for businesses and employees to see this detail as soon as possible so they can consider their options and plan accordingly. In particular, women who need more flexibility in their pension arrangements need to carefully consider their pension options. We’d ask the government to ensure there is sufficient time so all can prepare properly for the big changes to come. Employers need clarity to plan and budget and, most critically, to communicate to their staff the existing pension options available to them (which are often far superior to the proposed AE plan). https://lnkd.in/eUQNU8u7
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Lowering the minimum auto-enrolment age to 18 means an additional boost of over £120,000 to pension pots 👏 Our Head of Policy Development, Rachel Vahey, provides comments on the new rules for automatic enrolment: “Back in 2017, the government promised to make these fundamental changes to lower the age limit and count the first pound of earnings. Now is the time to make good on this promise by extending automatic enrolment to help people save more from an earlier age.” Read more in IFA Magazine 👇 https://lnkd.in/ej-DkvaJ
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Looks like Auto Enrolment is finally rolling around! 🇮🇪 With Auto Enrolment coming in faster than most people think, its good to know what is what, but to also understand the options. Here at Kota we can show you all you need to know about whether to set up an Occupational Pension Scheme or use the Government's Auto Enrolment.If you would like to chat, let me know. https://lnkd.in/emZjYTKR #AutoEnrolment #IrelandPension #EmployeeBenefits
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https://lnkd.in/gvWYfveU Good point by Brianna Perkins in Irish Times article about how the rigidity of the impending Auto Enrolment scheme doesn't help the gender gap with the likes of #women on #maternity leave being unable to play "catch up" with lump sum contributions when returning to employment. This scenario can be avoided by employers who implement a company pension scheme prior to the Auto enrolment pension scheme being forced upon them and their employees later this year. The company pension scheme will also provide better tax benefit for those on the higher PAYE tax rate.
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2wTimely article here by the Irish Times. Echoes the frustation many employers have with a lack of definitive date. Once we have such a date, we can all start communiating the options to employees including the often far superior existing DC plans.