I don't have a pension. Where do I go to get advice?

[December]

Hi,

Where do I go to get advice on a pension? I am in my late 20s, on a low income currently (but hopefully due to rise over the next 3 years) and I would like to set up a pension.

What do I look for, and how do I make sure that I get the best return?

Thanks!

 

[CathyK]

Hello,

Find yourself a good multi advisor or authorised advisor who will be able to fimd the best options on the marketplace, try getting a list from the financial regulator or PIBA

www.keatingfinancial.com

 

[CCOVICH]

Find yourself a good multi advisor or authorised advisor who will be able to fimd the best options on the marketplace, try getting a list from the financial regulator or PIBAhttp://www.keatingfinancial.com

No need, we got the list from the Financial Regulator ourselves:
http://www.askaboutmoney.com/clubman...isors_list.pdf

 

[asdfg]

Try doing a search on AAM. Pensions have been discussed many times.
If you still have queries raise them here. I'm sure someone will be able to help.

See this key post

 

[Fanny]

Before you pay money for an advisor, maybe find out first, if your employer offers a pension scheme and contributes to your pension, they at least (by law!) need to give you access to a PRSA via direct payroll deduction. If you are self-employed look at PRSA or personal pensions.

Fanny

 

[RainyDay]

Have a read of the Guide as a first step.