Become an Introducer: For Investment Brokers
If you're an investment broker looking for some extra income or you're looking for a more creative and innovative way of funding opportunities, then why not consider becoming a SSAS Pension Introducer with One Crown Pensions?
Who are One Crown Pensions?
We are One Crown Pensions, an HMRC registered SSAS specialist.
What is a SSAS Pension Scheme?
A SSAS pension scheme is for clients with Limited Companies. It has the unique benefit of being able to have multiple members - up to 11, in fact.
Typically, we see SSAS Pension Members adding their spouse, partner, or children (over the age of 18) to their SSAS, with one of the benefits being that they are able to pool funds.
SSAS Pension Fund Pooling
For example: if you have a client who has a spouse or partner and they have pensions elsewhere, they are able to transfer those funds out of those pensions and into a SSAS, making a master pension.
This has a number of advantages. Firstly, there is less administration required, so there are fewer companies to call and logins to remember. Secondly, it increases the power of the SSAS to invest and to fund opportunities.
What Can a SSAS Pension Invest in?
What’s wonderful about a SSAS Pension is that there are a wide range of opportunities that SSAS is allowed to invest in, from loan notes and bonds to cryptocurrency, stocks and shares, gold, and commercial property. A far wider range than SIPP.
And when it comes to SIPP, if you’re an Investment Broker, you know how difficult it is for a SIPP to place funds in certain investments.
Is a SSAS a Regulated Pension Scheme?
SSAS is regulated by the Pensions Regulator, overseen by HMRC and it is a long-established pension in the UK. SSAS has, in fact, been around since 1973, making it the longest running pension in the United Kingdom.
What’s My Role as a SSAS Introducer?
Ultimately, what you’re doing is referring potential SSAS clients to us so that we can progress the conversation. We are SSAS experts and can answer the questions your clients have. In addition, we are able to arrange for funds to be transferred from their other pensions and into the SSAS.
They are also able to add additional funds into the SSAS themselves. We call this making contributions. They can make contributions of up to £60,000 in this tax year, saving them £15,000 worth of Corporation Tax. This amount is doubled if they have a partner or a spouse who is also a Company Director and does the same, making a £30,000 Corporation Tax saving for the tax year.
The Benefits of a SSAS Pension
- No Capital Gains Tax
- No Inheritance Tax
- Assets protected against creditors
- More flexible to invest than SIPP
- Wealth preservation
The SSAS Introducer Hub
Our SSAS Introducer Hub will provides answers to the following questions such as:
- Who are One Crown Pensions?
- How could a SSAS benefit my clients?
- Why would I recommend a SSAS over a SIPP?
- Does a SSAS work out more expensive than a SIPP?
- How much do you pay for introductions?
- How much SSAS knowledge would I need to introduce?
- Are SSAS more complicated than SIPPs?
- How much of my time would introducing take?
- And so much more…
Connect with Our SSAS Specialists
Investment Brokers like yourself often have specialists to introduce clients to, from will writers to life insurance specialists. However, most Investment Brokers don’t have someone to recommend for SSAS. We are those people.
Get in touch to connect with us.
