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Pensions glossary of terms

Produced by a Tolley Personal Tax expert
Personal Tax
Guidance

Pensions glossary of terms

Produced by a Tolley Personal Tax expert
Personal Tax
Guidance
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This guidance note provides an overview of the following terms:

  1. •

    Annual allowance

  2. •

    Automatic enrolment

  3. •

    Deferred member

  4. •

    Defined benefit arrangements

  5. •

    Flexi-access drawdown

  6. •

    Lifetime allowance

  7. •

    Lump sum allowance

  8. •

    Lump sum and death benefit allowance

  9. •

    Money purchase annual allowance

  10. •

    Money purchase arrangements

  11. •

    National Employment Savings Trust

  12. •

    Net payment arrangement

  13. •

    Occupational pension schemes

  14. •

    Pension commencement lump sum

  15. •

    Pension input amount

  16. •

    Pension input period

  17. •

    Personal pensions

  18. •

    Registered pension

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