This first video introduces you to the basic SSAS terminology and the key steps involved in establishing one. It introduces ‘Administrator’ vs ‘Practitioner’:

This second video explains what is required in order to borrow funds from the SSAS to use within your business. It also clarifies what the SSAS is allowed to borrow to help it fund deals:

There is no point in having a SSAS unless you are able to get at least £150,000 into the funds (by way of contributions or transfers) – then you need to know what you can buy – this third video introduces more funding and investing details for your SSAS:

A quick overview showing things like creating trading losses to carry back and larger contributions – plus some notes on the Lifetime Limit (abolished) which may return one day!

An introduction to the ‘General Fund’ which allows larger contributions and may well assist with IHT planning (which we cover in another video on our Home Page):

A guide to using unused contribution allowances from previous years (carry forward) – which is often confused as carrying back contributions to previous years!