The purpose of pension is to provide financial support during retirement, and it's important to achieve this purpose. How a person chooses to use their pension can mean the difference between a comfortable retirement and one spent in poverty. A safe, secure retirement is an important goal for everyone and staying informed on the many ways to use pension is critical.
The best way to use pension is to work out which of your options provide the greatest financial and tax benefits. Once you've decided this, you can then consider which will produce the savings required. There are a number of things to keep in mind such as what alternative investments might be available (unit trusts etc), whether your annual pension fund contributions could be invested elsewhere or used as a deposit on a property, and if there is anything else, such as income from private sources and investments, that could be used to assist funding the purchase of a property.
I would also say another best way to use pension is to withdraw 20% as a start up capital, then use this 20% for any income generating activities (start up your own business etc). After that, withdraw another 20% and invest in other businesses (or buy a share of listed companies), the remaining 60% you can withdraw when you reach 65 years old. Withdrawal rate should not be more than 10%-15% per year.