Our Personal Pension is a great option for the self-employed. It's a flexible and tax-efficient way to save for your long term future

We automatically add the government top-up to the money you pay in. This works out as 25% of your contribution. For example, if you save £200 a month, it's topped up with £50. And a lump sum of £2,000 would get an extra £500.

You can pay money into the pension from 18 until you're 75 and start enjoying your savings from as early as 55 (57 from 2028).

Tax rules may change in the future and are subject to your individual circumstance.

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Sounds good. What's the risk?

Our Personal Pension invests in stocks and shares, which means the value of your investment will go up and down. It isn’t guaranteed, so you may get back less than you put in.

To help you, we offer a choice of five funds based on your risk appetite.

Please read the Personal Pension Key Features and Terms and Conditions before applying.

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Ready to set up your self-employed pension?

Opening an account takes just minutes. Start with a lump sum payment of £100 or more.

If you're unsure if a pension is right for you, get in touch with a financial adviser or find one through Unbiased.

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'Flexible, easy and approachable. Strong choice of products with varying risk levels which suits the pension fund investor's risk appetite.'

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'Easy to use, straightforward, I had my pension scheme set up in a few minutes!'

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Save time and money by combining your old pensions

Just open your new Personal Pension by transferring in one (or more) of your old pensions.

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