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22 November 2012

Pension or Property?

I have seen the topics and features on LM regarding this subject but I'm still confused... My pension pot is almost non existent, I am 38, self employed and have only been paying in to a personal pension since 2008 (£160 per month + the odd lump as and when I can afford it). I have some Isa's and a stocks and shares Isa totalling around £30000 that will be available to me next March. Question is, what do I do with it? My primary aim is to secure a better income in my retirement. My love of fast cars and gadgets means that the money needs to be somewhere that I can't be tempted to 'dip' into it! Any tips or ideas would be greatly appreciated. Paul

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