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ABOUT WORKPLACE PENSIONS<\/strong>: Most employees plan for retirement<\/a> through a work-based pension.<\/p>\n

As a rule, your employer will arrange a works pension as a way of saving for life as a senior when you finish working.<\/p>\n

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How Occupational Pensions Work<\/h2>\n

Your employer puts a percentage of your wages into the workplace pension scheme. It is an automatic investment they make for you every payday.<\/p>\n

They will usually add extra money into the same occupational pension plan. That means you should also get tax relief<\/a> from the government in the United Kingdom.<\/p>\n

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Rules for Joining a Workplace Pension<\/h2>\n

All employers must offer a workplace pension scheme by the year 2018. This new process of joining a workplace pension is better known as ‘automatic enrolment’. That is because your employer will enrol you automatically into a company pension scheme.<\/p>\n

Following this, you, your employer and the government make workplace pension payments<\/a> to your fund if all these apply:<\/p>\n