Hit singles: There are a number of different strategies that investors can employ to utilize their single company Pep allowance depending on their attitude to risk and their tax bracket

Article Abstract:

The Single Company Pep (SCP) is a tax efficient may to save, especially for higher rate tax payers. A maximum of 3,000 can be put into an SCP each tax year and the investor selects the shares of one company in which to invest. The pep is not tied to that company, and there is scope to invest in many companies. Investors should ensure they chose a business about which they can acquire plenty of information.

Management

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Choosing a plan and a manager

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Personal equity plans (PEPs), of which there are around 1,200 available in the UK, are a tax-free method of buying existing instruments. Before taking out a PEP, a number of points need to be considered, the most important being to decide on the investment objectives. Other considerations should include the timescale of the investment, the amount to be invested and the performance of the PEP.

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