Corporate Pensions Review

Corporate Pension Planning Advice

Let us help you make the most of your corporate pensions.

Corporate Pensions Review

When it comes to corporate or group pension schemes, our goal is for you to derive maximum benefits while navigating the complexities of pension plans.

This is why we have partnered with Harmonic Financial Planning. Whether you are reviewing existing corporate pension schemes or contemplating new ones, their team is dedicated to optimising tax relief on both personal and company contributions.

The key reasons to review your corporate or group pension scheme:

Tax-Efficient Contributions

Harmonic Financial Planning’s expertise extends to maximising tax relief on both personal and company contributions made to corporate pension schemes. We navigate the complexities of UK tax regulations to ensure that you fully benefit from the available tax incentives.

Scheme Costs

We assess the performance and suitability of your current corporate pension schemes, considering factors such as employee engagement, investment returns, and overall effectiveness in meeting retirement goals.

Our commitment

Our commitment is to cultivate a lasting relationship with your business, providing not only efficient pension administration but also financial advice tailored to your business needs. We are deeply invested in the long-term financial well-being of both your business and your employees. Our objective is to instil confidence by optimising the management of your corporate pension arrangements, allowing you to focus on the core aspects of your business.

Harmonic Financial Planning offer a full review of corporate pensions to all HFM Tax clients ensuring you are making the most of available tax reliefs in the UK.

Why not get a FREE consultation from our pension expert

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Hi, I'm John Ditchfield, Independent Financial Adviser. Let’s discuss your corporate pension arrangements

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