In the realm of pensions and retirement planning, the Small Self-Administered Scheme (SSAS) stands as a potent yet lesser-known tool. To uncover its hidden gems and understand its potential benefits, we delve into an enlightening interview with Brian Harvey, an expert in the field.

Firstly, what exactly is a SSAS? In essence, it's a pension scheme tailored for limited company small businesses, allowing greater control and flexibility over investments compared to traditional pension arrangements. With a SSAS, business owners can take the reins of their retirement savings, making strategic investment decisions that align with their long-term financial goals.

One of the key advantages of a SSAS is its tax efficiency. Contributions made into the scheme are typically tax-deductible for the business, reducing its taxable profits. Furthermore, investments within the SSAS grow tax-free, maximizing potential returns over time. These tax benefits can significantly bolster both personal and business finances in the long run.

Moreover, the loan back provision within a SSAS adds another layer of versatility. This feature allows the scheme to lend funds to the sponsoring employer, providing a valuable source of financing for business endeavours. Whether it's funding expansion projects or addressing short-term cash flow needs, the loan back provision offers a lifeline for businesses looking to navigate financial challenges.

Another compelling application of a SSAS lies in property investment. With the ability to purchase commercial property, the scheme opens doors to diversified investment portfolios. From owning business premises to generating rental income, property investments through a SSAS can yield substantial returns while providing stability and security for the future.

In conclusion, the SSAS holds a treasure trove of benefits for savvy business owners and investors alike. From tax advantages to flexible investment strategies, its versatility knows no bounds. To unlock the full potential of a SSAS and chart a course towards financial prosperity, reach out to me or Brian at brian@retirement.capital for expert advice and a complimentary consultation.

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They say money doesn’t make you happy, but is that entirely true?

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If everything else was equal, would you rather:

• Be broke or rich?
• Live in a nice house or a dump?
• Drive a good car or an old banger?
• Get medical treatment now or in two years’ time?
• Travel first class or economy?

Money is a tool that makes life easier for us to live a better life and provide for our needs and our families.

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Ever wonder why you never seem to have enough money?

We are living in challenging economic times.

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• Get control of your finances and spending?
• Save and invest for your future?
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Leverage is a term used in business for borrowing money or using debt to buy assets.

Other people’s money (OPM) has been deployed for centuries to help governments and businesses to raise capital, which I’ve written about in my book, Borrow and Grow Rich.

There is a big difference between good debt, which helps you buy assets that produce income, capital growth, and create jobs and bad debt to consumer goods which go down in value.

Can you think of an example of where you have used good debt or leverage to buy an asset like a property?

Have you also used bad debt, such as a credit card, to buy something that you didn’t want to save up for?

How much has that item cost you in interest?

Lessons

Use good debt, leverage and OPM to accelerate your wealth building process.

Avoid credit cards and other bad debt and only use a credit card to pay for things that you can repay in full at the end of the month.

If you have credit card debts, start on a plan to clear the balance as soon as possible, rather than just paying the minimum amount each month.

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Need help with your money?

We are living in challenging economic times.

I want to show you how can you:

• Not only survive, but thrive in a recession or depression?
• Get control of your finances and spending?
• Save and invest for your future?
• Learn about money and finance?

To help you, I am running a free training webinar.

3 Steps To Success Money Management!

I want to take you to the next level, help you get control of your money, learn how to invest and become financially free.

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