Stress Awareness Day 2023: How to Manage Stress
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You don’t need to set up a group death in service scheme to leave a lump sum if a loved one dies. An alternative is to set up a relevant life plan. A relevant life plan is a ‘death-in service’ plan set up and paid for by an employer. These plans are covered by the same legislation that deals with group life insurance schemes. But unlike most schemes provided by large employers, they don’t fall under pension legislation because they’re non-registered
There are lots of good reasons to choose a relevant life plan. But it all boils down to tax-efficient life cover for directors and employees, and what business doesn’t want that?
Here are the reasons to choose a relevant life plan:
Sometimes this may result in the following charges:
For more information contact Simon Gallagher Senior Manager – DTE Financial Planning –
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