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Use our free resources to help you learn more about workplace pensions as an employer or company director, and setting up your own pension savings as a self-employed person.
Find information about registering your workplace with a pensions provider and your ongoing duties and responsibilities as an employer, including auto-enrolment, employer pension contributions, and more. You’ll also find guides for making tax-efficient pension contributions as the director of your own limited company.
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