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personal equity plan
personal equity plan n (Banking & Finance) the full name for PEP
personal equity plan
Personal Equity PlanAn investment vehicle formerly used in the United Kingdom to encourage investment by small investors. PEPs could invest in unit trusts, investment trusts, and some other collective investment vehicles on an individual basis. Gains from PEPs were largely tax-free, though these privileges gradually eroded until individual savings accounts replaced PEPs entirely in 1999.personal equity plan (PEP) a scheme introduced by the Government in 1987 to encourage small savers to invest tax-free in UK ORDINARY SHARES. PEPs were replaced in 1999 by INDIVIDUAL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.personal equity plan (PEP) a scheme introduced by the UK government in 1987 to encourage small savers to invest tax-free in UK ORDINARY SHARES. PEPs were replaced in 1999 by INDIVIDUAL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.AcronymsSeePEP |