The SSAS pension offers business owners a unique investment opportunity, allowing them to use their retirement funds for investments, including starting new businesses and purchasing commercial properties.
Setting up an SSAS pension involves creating a limited company and registering it with Companies House, ensuring compliance with HMRC guidelines for investment procedures.
Having a corporate trustee is crucial for managing an SSAS scheme, as they oversee compliance and protect the interests of members by adhering to regulations.
SSAS pensions provide flexibility not found in traditional schemes, making them a powerful tool for small businesses seeking to leverage their assets for growth.
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