Leadway Pensure  Highlights Benefits of Additional  Voluntary Contributions

Ebere Nwoji

Leadway Pensure, has reiterated its commitment to securing the financial future of Nigerians by highlighting the benefits of Additional Voluntary Contributions (AVC). This was emphasised during an interactive webinar hosted by the company.

The session titled “Beyond the Paycheck: Winning Strategies to Boost Your Retirement Savings,  provided participants with practical insights, guidance, and real-time strategies for optimising retirement savings. The webinar featured two pension experts: Peter Mould, Head of Business Development and Partnerships, and Gloria Daniels, Head of Customer Relationship Management, both of Leadway Pensure PFA. 

They demystified AVC and provided actionable steps to help Nigerians build a stronger retirement fund.Speaking on the importance of financial stability in retirement, Mould emphasised the advantages of AVC as an essential strategy for achieving long-term security. He stated: “Retirement planning goes beyond setting aside a portion of your paycheck. It involves creating a well-structured strategy that ensures financial stability and peace of mind in your golden years. AVC allows individuals to contribute extra funds to their Retirement Savings Account (RSA), helping them build a stronger financial future.” 

He further said  that AVC is accessible to everyone, regardless of income level. “AVC is not just for high-income earners; it is for anyone who wants to take control of his financial future. Whether you’re a young professional just starting out or a business owner planning ahead, AVC can help you reach your retirement goals faster.” He concluded.

Also speaking, Daniels,  provided a step-by-step guide on initiating AVC, emphasising the flexibility and ease of the process. She explained: “Starting your voluntary contributions is simple. You can either increase your monthly contributions or make lump-sum payments. The key is to take the first step and commit to securing a better future for yourself.”

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