Star Group Pension Scheme

The Star Group Pension Scheme was set up to provide members with opportunities to build finances for later life. The scheme provides pension benefits for staff employed in the Claverley Group.

What is The Star Group Pension Scheme?

The Star Group Pension Scheme was set up to provide pensions for members employed by the following companies:

The Scheme is made up of two sections; a Defined Benefit section and a Defined Contribution section.

 

The scheme is set up as a trust whose assets are completely separate from those of the company. The scheme is managed by the Trustees, two of whom are nominated by scheme members. The Trustees monitor the schemes investments on a regular basis and are responsible for its proper management.

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FAQs

One that pays an annual income in retirement based on employee salary in the final years of employment and length of service.
When you contribute to a final salary scheme you and the company usually make contributions into a fund with other members.
Investments are then made by investment managers appointed by the Trustees of the Fund, or by agents, in the case of property, after professional advice has been taken.

In a money purchase scheme, an individual pot of money is saved on your behalf.
On retirement, the money can be used to buy an annuity, usually from an insurance company, that pays an income until you die.
Since April 2015 it is also possible for members with sufficient funds to go into drawdown where the bulk of the pension pot remains invested so that it can increase in value – or decrease according to the performance of the investments, charges and commission – and amounts can be drawn down as income at intervals.
It is also possible to take the whole of the pension pot as a lump sum but this may result in a member facing a very high tax bill – depending on the amount involved.
What you collect on retirement depends on how much you and your employer contribute, the investment performance of your savings minus the costs of running the fund.

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