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richardf | 11:57 Wed 06th Jun 2007 | Business & Finance
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Hi,

I work for a charity which can't give money towards a pension so i therefoer looking for a pention fund that i can out a certain amount of money ina month do you guys have any ideas? If it helps i'm 25 and i think i could save about �150 a month.

thanks in advance
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I'm not a financial adviser so obviously can't give professional advice but it sounds as if a Stakeholder pension might be suitable for you. I'm sure if you Google Stakeholder Pensions, you will come up with a huge array of suggestions, although I know Standard Life offer this facility. I believe the idea of a Stakeholder Pension is that the customer charges for running the fund are kept to a minimum.

Also investigate MoneySavingsExpert.com.
This is an excellent money advice website with with lots of advice and forums on various topics, including pensions.
Regarding your employers attitude to pensions, I suspect its a matter of 'won't give' rather than 'can't give'.

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