Sorting out your pension may not be at the top of your to-do list. But if you get things up and running sooner, it could work out better for you later.
Pension basics explained
Making things simpler for you
There are so many pensions out there. All sorts of jargon is being used. The options you have to choose from seem endless. So it can be difficult to get your head around.
But we want to make it easy. That’s why we’ve brought together some useful articles on the key things you need to know about pensions when you start making your retirement plans.
The value of your pension can go down as well as up and you may get back less than has been paid in.
Why pay into your pension early?
Six simple tricks to help you boost your pension
Giving your pension savings a little push can make a big difference. Capital at risk.
Checking your National Insurance record for gaps
Discover how you can close the gap if you have missed contributions.
How many pensions can I have?
Learn more about how many different pension pots you can have and how to keep track of them.
6 stepping stones to help you cross the gender pension gap
The gender pension gap is the difference in pension income that different genders will get in retirement. See 6 steps that you could take to close this gap.
Mind the (pension) gap
If you’re worried about gaps in your private or state pension contributions, we’ve got some tips that will keep your pension pot topped up. Find out more here.
How to check your pension contributions
Discover how to check your pension contributions for old and existing pensions pots.
Why you should think twice before taking money from a pension
It can be tempting to free up extra cash wherever you can, including from your pension but is this a good idea?
How much to pay into your pension
Considering how much you’ll need for a comfortable retirement will help you decide how much to pay into your pension.
Understanding your pension statement
What’s in your pension statement and how often is comes will all depend on the type of pension you have.
