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Compare the best With Profits Personal Pensions


As a guide our With Profits Personal Pension Best Buys are based on how the best pensions have performed over the last ten years.
CompanyValue
Best returns on With Profits personal pensions over the last 10 years. Accumulated cash fund on 01/04/2012 based on a gross annual premium of £1000 for 10 years.
Friends Life£17,000.00
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Wesleyan Assurance£14,340.00
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NFU Mutual£13,977.25
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Prudential£13,848.00
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LV=£13,767.63
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AEGON£13,727.02
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Standard Life£13,200.23
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Friends Provident£13,166.00
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Aviva£12,764.65
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MGM Advantage£12,661.88
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Compiled: 23 May 2012
Disclaimer:
Past performance is not a guarantee of future performance. The figures and details shown are obtained from sources believed to be reliable. However, the accuracy and completeness of any information cannot be guaranteed and no warranty or representation is given and users must check all rates, conditions and details before finalising any arrangement. No liability can be accepted for any direct or consequential loss arising from the use or reliance upon this information.
 

What is a With Profits Personal Pension?

A with profits personal pension can generally be considered a safer option than a unit linked personal pension. Every year, depending on the performance of the fund, you will earn an annual bonus. Once this bonus has been applied it cannot be taken away, which is a distinct advantage over a unit linked personal pension, where your pension pot fluctuates in value depending on the underlying value of the investment fund.

Your pension provider will keep some of the profits back from a good year in order to be able to pay bonuses in a bad year. This process is known as smoothing. When you come to retire, you may also earn a terminal or final bonus, to reflect how the fund has grown over the period in which your pension was invested.

Our With Profits Personal Pension Best Buys show which providers have achieved the best growth over ten years. You should note that past performance is no indication of future performance; however, we hope that this information will help you make an informed decision when it comes to choosing your personal pension.