| What
is the Pension Problem
This paper is a brief introduction
into the current pension situation and the problems that the
Country is likely to face in the future as a result of these
problems. It identifies the sectors of society that are the
most affected and explains why an increase in private pension
saving is needed. It also investigates the income that individuals
are likely to be paid by the state pension when they retire
and questions whether it is a sufficient amount to meet their
needs.
The Current Pension Rebate
The Current Pension Rebate is an incentive
proposed to increase private pension saving and also provide
an alternative way of controlling the economy and distributing
wealth. The concept is simple as pension contributions receive
tax relief up to a point it is possible for some of the money
paid or intended to be paid into a pension to be paid back
to the individual, which is then tax-free and therefore alters
an individuals tax liability if they pay into a pension scheme.
This paper examines the basic principle of this idea including
some of the factors that make it difficult to introduce it
and how to get around them.

Types of Pension
Types of pension schemes that are available,
types of fund that are available and types of annuities that
are available.
This paper provides a basic background
to the different types of pension schemes that are available
at the moment. It explains some of the pro’s and con’s
of the different pension schemes and provides a suggestion
of how they could be improved. It also provides a background
to the funds that are available for investment explaining
the pro’s and con’s of the different funds for
the different types of investor. This is followed by an explanation
of the different types of annuity that are available at the
moment to provide a brief explanation of the Pension system
and variations that it offers at the moment.
Changes in the working environment
This paper explores the changing
working environment in the modern world and how it affects
the current pension system. It examines the different ways
that tax relief can be claimed both by the employee and the
employer and the possible methods that could make the process
simpler and more flexible. Finally the paper investigates
the problems that having an inefficient pension system has
on the other factors of the economy such as house prices and
money supply.
The Pension Problem
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