So, jobs aren't for life. But can I take my pension with me?

Article Abstract:

It can be difficult to decide what to do with an occupational pension scheme, which will generally offer very attractive benefits, if you change job. The benefits will be held in trust, so as long as the scheme is insured, changing job will not bring any financial disadvantages. If the new employer offers an occupational pension scheme, then it is worth joining it. It will be necessary to seek advice on whether to transfer the old pension into the new scheme or leave it where it is, taking deferred benefits at retirement.

Pension Fund Coverage & Benefits, Pensions, Pension funds, Employee benefits

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Tax returns: your worries solved

Article Abstract:

It is necessary to ensure that the Inland Revenue receives a completed tax return for the tax year 1997 to 1998 and a tax calculation and a cheque for the amount of unpaid tax calculated as being owed to the Inland Revenue by Jan 31, 1999. The Inland Revenue is willing to accept estimates, but it is vital to make available accurate figures and documentation as soon as possible. Advice is available from the Inland Revenue. Those who have made a mistake on their tax return have a year to make a correction.

United Kingdom, Taxes

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Do it now, and avoid unhappy returns

Article Abstract:

It is worth completing your tax return by Sep 30, 2001, as this will allow you to have the calculations done by a tax official. If you do not submit your tax return until the end of Jan 2002, the final, deadline, you will have to do your own calculations.

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