SSAS Pensions Masterclass Part 1 of 4 - What is a SSAS and How do I Establish one?

[@segmentedsolutions]

If you are wanting to know all about SSAS Pensions and how to establish one for your business - then these 4 videos are for you! www.segmentedsolutions.co.uk/ssas

[@koaxander4505]

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[@titusalonso8219]

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[@koaxander4505]

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[@koaxander4505]

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[@titusalonso8219]

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[@londonbali4334]

Thank you so much indeed for sharing!

[@diasporavoice8641]

Thank you so much for these video series on SSAS. . You don’t know what you don’t know.

[@taoyang_]

Great video 🙌🏾

[@AlexMurray-r9h]

What does your business charge for being a practitioner? Is there a list of fees somewhere?

[@segmentedsolutions]

There is a full Fee Schedule on the web page wwwsegmentedsolutions.co.uk/ssas

[@msmacthankQ]

Thank you so much for this video. So in order to open an SSAS you have to have a limited company setup is this correct? does this mean that I would have to start doing self-assessments?

[@segmentedsolutions]

Self-Assessment is a personal tax reporting thing.... a Limited Company does not do self-assessment.... it does accounting! But - yes.... a SSAS requires a Limited Company to be in place.

[@Rushmanism]

Does anyone know if much changed since this series was made? (UK business)

[@segmentedsolutions]

No changes other than the Lifetime Limit - although the October 2024 budget may change a few things... and we'll have an annuity to sort that out (no IHT etc).

[@steveharman8907]

Great help, thank you , and will read many times to cement into my plan. Question: can I open a SSAS alone.with the plan to bring in my wife soon and maybe our children later for IHT mitigation.? Regards. Steve.

[@segmentedsolutions]

Hi Steve... Basically ... yes! Happy to discuss your needs further. Grab me on my mobile when you have 10 minutes. www.segmentedsolutions.co.uk/ssas Paul.

[@nikkion2140]

Thank. This is helpful. Have you on your website schedule of fees? Is it possible to set up SSAS with a Ltd with one director to start then invite other members of family (as shareholders) to join as directors/secretary?

[@tm7095]

Surprised you have not received a response yet for I have had several direct exchanges with this company and it has always replied within hours, and often by return.

[@segmentedsolutions]

if you go to www.segmentedsolutions.co.uk/ssas you can download everything you need. Apologies for the delay - KZbin did not notify us about your comment. Most people visit our web site or book a free phone call and get answers within minutes.

[@segmentedsolutions]

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[@simonroberts4925]

Very informative, thank you. If my Ltd company deals with just BTLs(Investment company) can it sponsor a SSAS and utilise the 50% loan back facility to purchase more BTLs? Thank you

[@segmentedsolutions]

Yes you can... it involves setting things up correctly, but a quick answer is... yes it can be structured.

[@TheFitnessLadyonline]

Do you have to have an LLP to have a SSAS ... and does your business have to be in profit or minimum turn over before you can have one. I was told that my LLP had to be paying me 40k a year before I can pay into a SSAS

[@segmentedsolutions]

An LLP or a LTD Co can act as 'Sponsoring Employer' for a SSAS - and as long as the business is LIVE and TRADING, then it is allowed. The issue of COSTS is one for the business and the owners to cover off. The making of contributions is another matter - as that is determined by both the pensions history and the business itself in terms of affordability and contribution allowances. Happy to chat as needed.

[@johnporcella2375]

That should surely be 'Principal Employer', not "Principle Employer" (sic).