self-invested
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FINANCEUKukus(USself-directed)used todescribeatypeofpensionfor which apersonmakestheirowninvestmentdecisions:
A fewyearsago hemovedall hisvariouspensionplansinto aself-investedpensionplan-knownas a SIPP.
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For example, in 1948 the existing insured scheme was replaced by aself-investedone able at that time to offset inflation through its earnings.
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Information on the total number ofself-investedpersonal pension plans and value of their funds is not available.
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It was one of the few to have aself-investedrather than an insured pension fund.
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I believe that it is called aself-investedpersonal pension plan.
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Many of the schemes operated by cooperative societies areself-invested.
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I used to hear stories of some large and medium-sized self-administered schemes that were unhealthilyself-invested.
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Although the proposal makes usingself-investedpersonal pensions for a main home rather complex and probably unattractive, it provides a very encouraging scenario for investing in a second home.
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Other centred models include developing clearer views of the other and moving beyond conditioned,self-investedinterest.
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