 
 Get a welcome gift when you transfer your pension
Gift card offer
An offer to receive up to £2,500 M&S, John Lewis or Amazon.co.uk Gift Card*. To get yours simply:
- Apply to transfer your pensions before the offer ends on 11th November 2025.
- Transfers must be completed by 11th May 2026.
- Open to new Aviva Pension (SIPP) customers only.
- Transfers of existing Aviva Pensions are not eligible for this promotion.
- One gift card per customer
Before you transfer, check for loss of benefits, exit fees and investment options - see above for things to consider before transferring a pension.
 
 The more you transfer, the bigger your gift:
- £100 gift card - transfer value £20,000-£49,999
- £250 gift card - transfer value £50,000-£79,999
- £400 gift card - transfer value £80,000-£99,999
- £500 gift card - transfer value £100,000-£199,999
- £1,000 gift card - transfer value £200.000-£999,999
- £2,500 gift card - transfer value £1,000,000 or more
*Restrictions apply, see amazon.co.uk/gc-legal
Welcome gift when you transfer
 
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