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May 5, 2020

This week, as promised in our recent piece on the Pros & Cons of Pension Property, we share with you further details of owning a Property within a Pension.We were delighted to have Tommy Neilsen, qualified Solicitor and 'Head of Legal' with Independent Trustee Company (ITC) Dublin. Tommy has been with ITC since 2005, and deals with all legal aspects relating to the Pension Trustee services they provide.In this episode you will hear:- Legal considerations around Pensions holding Property- How the structure actually works- How safe it is or isn't- Further Pros & Cons- Lessons LearnedHaving served as chairman of both The Law Society's Sub-Committee on Pensions and chairman The Association of Pension Trustees in Ireland, Tommy brings a level of knowledge and understanding of Pension Property, that hopefully helps you in learning about it.Thanks for listening,Paddy Delaney
Other Resources:Independent Trustee Company - Tommy NeilsenPros and Cons of Property within a Pension - Blog 141Pension Fees Are An Average Double What We Think They Are?? - Blog 142
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