Group Personal Pension

A Group Personal Pension (GPP) is a workplace retirement plan where employees join a single, shared personal pension scheme (like money purchase) through their employer, but each person has their own individual pension pot, not a shared fund. The employer collects contributions (from both employee and employer) and pays them to the pension provider, and the employee owns the pot, taking it with them when they change jobs, making it portable.

What’s It cover?

  • Retirement Income (Annuity):Provides regular payments (pension) after retirement for life.
  • Life Insurance (Death Benefit):Pays a lump sum to the employee's nominee if they die before retirement.
  • Disability:Covers permanent disability, offering financial support
Minimum Group Size10 Employees
Minimum Age at entry14 year age is last birthday
Maximum Age at Eatry75 age is last birthday
Maximum Exit Age76 Last Birthday
Policy TermAnnually renewal
ModeYearly
Minimum Initial ContributionIn Accordance with the funding requirements as per the scheme rules. The Trustee or employer or policyholder shall be required to confirm that such funding is required as per Extant accounting standard Governing the measurement of long term employee benefits
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How Group Personal Pension Works

Why Choose a Group Personal Pension?

A Group Personal Pension is ideal for organizations seeking a flexible, cost-effective, and employee-friendly retirement solution. It balances employer involvement with employee ownership, ensuring security today and financial independence tomorrow.