How Much Does Pension Led Funding Cost?

How Much Does Pension Led Funding Cost?

Pension Led Funding (PLF) has a charging model that is broadly similar to other types of pension arrangements although with key differences.
Typically, pension arrangements have 3 component costs:

1. Cost of advice – incurred advising on the arrangement at outset and on an ongoing basis.

2. Cost of implementation – concerning the set-up of a pension scheme and any associated investments

3. Cost of administration – charges associated with the operation of the pension scheme, compliance, etc

PLF is no different in this regard and has a fixed, transparent fee structure. In a standard case, the cost of the advice is £5000, the cost of implementation is 3% of the funding facility and the cost of administration is £2500 per annum.

Here is a 5-year comparison of funding costs for a £200,000 loan between PLF and a typical non-bank lender:

Interest paid
Non-bank lender £150,000
Pension Led Funding £50,000
Saving £100,000

IMPORTANT NOTE: The interest on the pension loan is paid to the Director/s pension fund so doesn’t reflect a true cost in the same way as interest paid to commercial lenders.

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