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How do I use the decision trees?

These decision trees have been designed to help you decide whether a stakeholder pension would be a good choice for you. Please take the time to read and use them carefully, giving accurate answers to the questions. Because the decision trees do not give personalised advice, any decision you take is your own responsibility.

Tick the correct box as it applies to you.

If the tree asks you about your present pension arrangements and you are not sure of the correct answer, find out the right information – don't guess.

If the tree recommends you take advice, or if you are not sure what is right for you, then you should seek advice. You may have to pay for this advice.

After the decision trees, you'll find further information about what to do next.

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